Indigenous politics
10 important questions on Indigenous politics
What are the diabetic rates amongst the first nations and metis groups?
What is the Indian act?
What is the reserve system?
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What are the conditions like on reserves?
- Rates of suicide, alcoholism, and violent death are higher then the average cdn.
- Most reserves are located in rural areas and are difficult to get to
- Physical isolation reduces job and education opportunities
What did the 1969 white paper propose?
- The total dismantling of the Indian affairs bureaucracy
- an end to the reserve system
- the end of different status for Indians under the law
- the transfer of responsibility for the education, health care, and social needs of Indians to the provinces
What did the Indians think of the white paper?
What was the royal commission on aboriginal people? (rcap)
What are the three phases in terms of the indigenous people?
- Assimilation
- Integration
- self-determination
What is the royal proclamation?
Who issued the royal proclamation?
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