timeline of events

Question 1

Royal Proclamation

Answer 1

1763, only the crown could authorize land from indigenious people- enknowledge land rights

Question 2

Canadian FederationJACKIE 150

Answer 2

1867, CANADA BECOMES A COUNTRY

Question 3

Treaties

Answer 3

1-1871 Fort Garry , 2- 1872, 3-1873, 4-1874, 5-1875, 6-1876~ only one with medicine chest, signed in Saskatchewan

Question 4

Indian Act

Answer 4

1876, attempted assimilation of the indigenious people

Question 5

Department of Indian Affairs

Answer 5

1880, responsible of enforcing laws on reserves (ex pass and permit)

Question 6

Residential Schools

Answer 6

1880-1996 (ex expermimented, tourtured, sexual assaulted, deprived of culture, (emotional, physical, pyschiolocial abuse)

Question 7

Aborigianl Peoples Right to VOTE

Answer 7

1960

Question 8

Sixty Scoop

Answer 8

1961-1980, Social Workers take away children and europeans would take the kids for foster money, 16,000 were taken

Question 9

White Paper

Answer 9

1969- Pierre Tru wanted everyone to be equal, indigenious people rejected this- wanted to eliminate indian stauts

Question 10

Red Paper (Citizen Plus)

Answer 10

1969, indegnious people resented the white paper because they wanted to remain their rights that they recieved in the begining, they want to negociate on their terms at their time.

Question 11

Charter Rights and Freedom

Answer 11

1982, recognized aboriginal treaty rights

Question 12

Oka Crisis

Answer 12

In quebec, 1990, wanted to build a gold cource on traditional aboriginal buial ground, 78 day stand off, open up land claim process ( people could appeal land offeres to the goernement)

Question 13

RCAP

Answer 13

1991, (Royal Commission of aboriginal people) Final report was 1996. renewed realtionships between governemt and aboriginal people (4040 recomadation) main recomandation was that they wanted aboriginal goverence or govern themselves. (it was supposed to be implamented in the next decade)

Question 14

Accord

Answer 14

1992, promises of “inheret right to self government” of aboriginal people

Question 15

Calder Case

Answer 15

1973, supreme court states that aboriginal right to land did exsit the sighting of 1763 royal proclamation

Question 16

Bill-C-31

Answer 16

(1985)an act to admend the indian act, brought the indian act into line with gender equality, under the charter of rights and freedom, significant change to indian status and band memeber ship

imends the the indian act of two catergory of staus indian

• section 6(1) can pass indian staus can pass to their children
• section 6(2) can not pass down to their children

Question 17

3 main goal of Bill-C-31

Answer 17

1. adress gender discrimination
2. restore indian status to who have lost it (mostly women)
3. allow bands to control there own band memberships (council)

Question 18

Amendment of the indian act

Answer 18

1985, included metis

Question 19

What is UNDRIP?

Answer 19

United Nations on the Rights of Indigenous People