Treaties Flashcards

1
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How many treaties are there and when were they put into action

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11 numbered treaties from 1870-1921

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What do the written treaties express

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the government of Canada’s view of the treaty and not the negotiated agreement

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Sections the Indigenous nations are separated into and what laws they live by

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legal, political, economic, and social societies and live by the natural law given by the creator

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4
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What are Indigenous legal systems intended to do

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protect and honour the land

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5
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What did the Doctirine of Discovery justify

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European expansion into Indigenous territories without regard for the people and that the legal system they placed has continued since

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6
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What do elders understand about treaties

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they are about peace and friendship agreements and not land surender

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7
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What were indigenous people given in treaties for “letting non-Indigenous people live on their land

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health care and education

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What is the crowns understanding of treaties

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they already had sovereignty over Indigenous peoples, their land, and people

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9
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4 things the royal proclamation established

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-FN had rights to their land
-Imperial control over Indian lands
-Prohibited the purchase of Indian lands
-Surrender of Indian land would only be made tot eh crown

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What did the proclamation recognize about Indigenous poeples

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that they are a nation as district societies with their own form of political organization with whom treaties were negotiated

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11
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What do treaties say about agriculture

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If they wanted to take up something with agriculture they would be provided assistance

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What is the main criticism about the written treaties

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they use words like cease, surrender, or forever give up the title of their land

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13
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5 things treaties have done for Canadians

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1.) ability to share land
2.) move freely
3.) conduct economic activity
4.) govern ourselves
5.) maintain our own cultural beliefs without fear of prosecution

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14
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Where are the numbered treaties found

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Ontario
Manitoba
Sask
Alberta
NWT
small part of BC

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15
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Where if the friendship and peace treaty found

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maritimes

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16
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where is the covenant chain found

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Ontario

17
Q

What is the white paper

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created by Jean Chretien
an attempt to eliminate treaties

18
Q

What is the comprehensive claims process

A

the government tries to minimize the still undefined Indigenous rights and offer cash or land in return

19
Q

What did the Inuit do in 2006

A

filed a $1billion lawsuit against Canada for breaching 16 sections of the treaty agreement

20
Q

What does assimilation stem from

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the logic of conquest sating that having the ability to use violence should not rule or govern something

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