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1 Understanding the history of Canada’s First Nations
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2 BCE First settlements 1492 Christopher Columbus

3 XVI-XVIIth century 1534 Jacques Cartier 1608 Foundation of Quebec
1634 Foundation of Trois-Rivières 1642 Foundation of Ville-Marie 1649 Destruction of the Huronia

4 XVIII-XIVth century 1763 British rule
1820 Beginning of Residential Schools Trail of Tears 1867 End of British rule Red River Rebellion 1876 Indian Act 1885 Execution of Louis Riel

5 End of Residential Schools
XXth century 1960 Right to vote 1985 Bill C-31 1993 Nunavut 1996 End of Residential Schools

6 XXIst century 2006 Stephen Harper becomes Prime Minister
2008 Formal apologies 2015 Justin Trudeau becomes Prime Minister Promises and apologies from/under ? Justin Trudeau

7 Sources missing-murdered-aboriginal-women-show-lack-of-respect

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