Chapter 11

Question 0

AADNC

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Indian and northern affairs canada, government department responsible for maintaining and strengthening the government of Canada’s relations with organizations representing métis , non-status Indians , and urban aboriginal people

Question 1

AADCs Income Assistance Program

Answer 1

Aboriginal affairs and northern development Canada’s income assistance program provides finding for individuals and families who are ordinarily resident on reserves with basic and special needs and services similar to those provided to other residence of the province or territory
-basic needs. Pre-employment supports and service delivery

Question 2

Aboriginal peoples

Answer 2

Diverse population of distinct peoples with unique heritages, languages, cultural practices and spiritual beliefs

• descendants of the original occupants
• Indians Metis and Inuit
• usually refer to as First Nations

Question 3

Aboriginal self government

Answer 3

• major demand

- push for policy legislative changes

Question 4

Assembly of First Nations AFN

Answer 4

National organization representing First Nations ,national voice through leaders advocating for various issues

Question 5

Active measure

Answer 5

Help First Nations individuals move to more independent and self sufficient lives with the skills and training they need to find and hold meaningful sustainable jobs

Question 6

First Nations

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In place of Indian , First Nations métis and Inuit represent aboriginal peoples of canada

Question 7

Indian act 1876

Answer 7

Governments guardianship over Indian lands

• very broad scope that regulates and controls virtually every aspect of aboriginal life
• strictly defines who is and who is not an Indian by setting out the requirements for determining who is a status indian

Question 8

Idle no more

Answer 8

Protest movement 2012, reaction to abuses of indigenous treaty rights

Question 9

Internal colonialism

Answer 9

Colonists effectively take administrative control from the colonized peoples thereby instituting a particular type of colonialism

Question 10

Reserve system

Answer 10

By- product of the land surrender treaties

- parcels of land that have been set aside for exclusive occupation and use by aboriginal communities

Question 11

Residential schools

Answer 11

Range of historical institutions including industrial schools,boarding schools …tasked with educating aboriginal children and overall assimilation of aboriginal peoples

Question 12

Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples RCAP

Answer 12

1996, focused on current situation of aboriginal peoples on Canada
-foundation for a renewed relationship involves recognition of aboriginal nations as political entities

Question 13

Status Or registered Indians

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Listed in the governments federal indian register

Question 14

Truth and reconciliation commission TRC

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Mandate to learn the truth about what happend in the residential schools and to inform all Canadians about what happend in the schools