Geography Vocabulary - Native Lily Ragauskas Rishkat Khan Vanessa Xavier.

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Geography Vocabulary - Native Lily Ragauskas Rishkat Khan Vanessa Xavier

Word 1 Claim of rights

Definition To ask for certain things that are considered a right.

Word 2 Agreements

Definition A treaty or understanding between a group or county.

Word 3 Nation

Definition A group of people who are from the same country.

Word 4 Band

Definition A community made up of Amerindians recognized by the government.

Word 5 Reserve

Definition A stretch of land put aside by the government for Amerindians.

Word 6 Nordicity

Definition The term related to all the cold, snow, ice and isolation.

Word 7 Ancestral Rights

Definition The rights held by the first descendants of Canada.

Word 8 Anthropologist

Definition A specialist who works on the development of humans.

Word 9 Indian Act

Definition The law that lets people with native relatives to have certain advantages.

Word 10 Metis

Definition A mixture of native people, Amerindians and Europeans.