'Aboriginal rights' diaporamas de présentation

Social 6 Review

Social 6 Review. What is Democracy?. Power resides in the people Four pillars of democracy: Justice, Equity, Freedoms, Representations Democratic values = Values of the people Democratic values = equality, right to vote, fairness, compromise, peacefulness

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Today

Today. Australia & New Zealand Physical Geography Population and density issues Historical, economic, and cultural Immigration and Maori & Aboriginal rights. Last Time SE Asia-questions?. European colonization Contemporary population issues in SE Asia Country details in SE Asia.

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To what extent has Canada affirmed collective rights?

To what extent has Canada affirmed collective rights?. Chapter Four. Definitions.

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What is a culturally modified tree (CMT)?

Consultation with First Nations in Forest Management: A Case Study on Culturally Modified Tree (CMT) Management Cons 370 Jan. 29, 2003 by Pamela Perreault, PhD Student, FRM. What is a culturally modified tree (CMT)?.

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CEEN 590 Formal Government Processes

CEEN 590 Formal Government Processes. outline. Overview Clean Energy Act Canadian energy governance Canadian (and BC) government Aboriginal rights – Idle no More. Overview. Governance in 2 stages Formal procedures Next week: (informal ) processes; actor dynamics Core distinction:

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Aboriginal Courts

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Australia and the Aborigines

Australia and the Aborigines. The History of the Aborigines. Their background. The Aborigines are one of the oldest people (40 000 years ago) They descend from European and Asian populations

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Aboriginal Peoples and Federalism

Aboriginal Peoples and Federalism. Douglas Brown Pols 321 St Francis Xavier University November 2009. Aboriginal Peoples: Outline of Topics. Names and key concepts Early treaties and history of rights Suppression and assimilation Resurgent aboriginal nationalism

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Aboriginal Peoples

Aboriginal Peoples. Douglas Brown St Francis Xavier University March 2013. Aboriginal Peoples: Outline of Topics. Names and key concepts Early treaties and history of rights Suppression and assimilation Resurgent aboriginal nationalism Key developments since the 1980s

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Settlement Agreement Presentation: Review, Discussion & Update Listuguj , Quebec January 2014

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Post-War Developments

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First Nations Interest and Influence in Land Use Planning in BC

First Nations Interest and Influence in Land Use Planning in BC. Agenda. Aboriginal Interests New Relationship Outcome of MPB Forum (March, 2006) Joint Land Use Planning Protocol Gitanyow Experience FN Perspectives on Objectives. Aboriginal Interests What are they?.

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CITIZENSHIP IN CANADA

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Things that a lack of health care access cause:

Things that resulted from the Bretton Woods Conference:. Things that were a d irect result of colonialism:. Things that a lack of health care access cause:. Things that have an uneven distribution of wealth:. Things that industrialization changed:. Things that result due to

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Aboriginal Rights

Aboriginal Rights. Dougal Mitchell. Discrimination. Aboriginals were denied the rights of other Canadians for most of their existence Residential schools and other government establishments were created to attempt to assimilate the Aboriginals into western culture. Rights.

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Unit 3: Changing Populations How are YOU affected ?

Unit 3: Changing Populations How are YOU affected ?. Canadian War Museum. Gr. 9 Geography (Applied) CGC1P. 4 Corners Activity. Instructions: Listen to Ms. Douwes read the following statements. For each one, you will be asked to go to the corner that best represents your point of view.

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First Nations Political Organizations

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