Final Prep Flashcards

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a person is identified as belonging to a particular ethnic group because of his or her origin and background.
There is not however a “simple one-to-one relationship between ethnic units and cultural similarities and differences.”

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Acculturation

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a process of cultural adjustment occurring when two cultures come into contact. The complete adoption of the norms and conditions of one people by another usually leads to the absorption of the adopting peoples into the dominant culture.

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Colonization

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a meta-term used to define the impact of non-Indigenous settlement in Indigenous territories and on Indigenous peoples.

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Ethnographer

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a scholar who undertakes the systematic recording of human cultures.

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Prepared for absorption

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t was expected that eventually Indians would shed their native language, customs, and religious beliefs and become self-sufficient members of the modern Canadian society and labour force.

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Origin of “Indian”

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1492, Christopher Columbus thought they reached India, or said en dios

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Why are there more Indigenous women than men in urban centres?

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Bill C-31, women have higher education, many left due to family and housing issues, and housing on reserves is scarce.
looking for employment or better services or simply as an escape from the reserve

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Some effects of reserve system

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Reserves were created in the 1870s-1880s. created later in northern MB (1920s). This made them unable to travel. They couldn’t get goods from others. Cant get access to medicine. Deep sense of loss/sadness that they weren’t able to access the different places they wanted to go. Without their leaders making decisions, their way of life was affected. Some had status others didn’t.

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All-Inclusive legal definitions

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1) Government decisions unilateral
2) status vs non status
3) In the future, most will be urban dwellers
4) Socio economic needs of Metis and non status indians are equal and this creates a disparity between them.

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Data points

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(1) are more likely to have low levels of education, (2) have low labour force participation rates, (3) have higher unemployment rates, (4) have low income levels, (5) have high rates of homelessness and greater housing needs, (6) are overrepresented in the criminal justice system (both as victims and offenders), (7) have poor health status (particularly in areas such as diabetes, HIV and AIDS, suicide, and substance abuse), and (8) are over twice as likely to have lone-parent families and to experience domestic violence.

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4 D’s of colonization

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Disease, Disorientation, Disempowerment, Discord.

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Four basic social needs

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belonging, control, meaningful existence, and self-esteem.

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matrilineage

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“a kin group whose members trace descent through known links in the female line from a common ancestress.”

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matrilineal descent

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the association of a person with kin of both sexes who are related to him or her through women only.

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matrilocal residence

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“a pattern of residence in which a married couple lives with or near the wife parents.”

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usufruct:

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the right to enjoy or use the fruits of things belonging to others, without destroying or wasting the others’ things or property.

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treaty

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in international law, an agreement between two sovereign nations or states; when applied to individuals, the discussion of terms that precedes agreement on a contract.

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fee simple

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a freehold estate of virtually unlimited duration, over which one has unrestricted power of disposition during one’s lifetime, and which descends to one’s heirs upon one’s death.

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annuity

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a yearly payment of a fixed amount given as right for life.

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diffusionism

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is the spread of cultural items—such as ideas, styles, religions, technologies, languages—between individuals, whether within a single culture or from one culture to another.

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penner report

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The Committee released a report on Native Self-governance in 1983. Often referred to as the Penner Report, it recommended the recognition of First Nations people as a distinct, constitutionally protected order of government within Canada and with a full range of government powers.

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mercantilism

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Mercantilism is an economic policy that is designed to maximize the exports and minimize the imports for an economy. It promotes monarchy, aristocracy, clericalism, militarism, imperialism, colonialism, tariffs and subsidies on traded goods to achieve that goal.