'Indian status' diaporamas de présentation

The Treaty Game Show

The Treaty Game Show. Teaching Treaties in the Classroom Grade 4. Next . The content used in this game is based on the Teaching Treaties in the Classroom: Themes and Topics for Grade 4. Next . Instructions. Be sure to use this game in the Slide Show view. Go to View and choose Slideshow.

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State Data System: Incorporating ICWA Components

State Data System: Incorporating ICWA Components. MCWIC Tribal Gathering May 5, 2010 Loa Porter, MPA - Indian Child Welfare Consultant Wisconsin Department of Children and Families Division of Safety and Permanence &

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Design Webcast: Changes Affecting ICWA in eWiSACWIS

Design Webcast: Changes Affecting ICWA in eWiSACWIS. 12/11/2009. Contacts. Beth Rudy : Elizabeth.Rudy@wi.gov Chris Partridge : Christopher.Partridge@wi.gov Rick Miracola : Rick.Miracola@wi.gov Jenny Weber : Jenny.Weber@wi.gov Jeff Hodges : Jeff.Hodges@wi.gov

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Changing Social Attitudes

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Changing Social Attitudes

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The Indian Act of 1876

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Moving Government Services On-Line

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The Indian Act Paternalism and Assimilation

The Indian Act Paternalism and Assimilation. What is the Indian Act?. A statute (act of Parliament) that covers how the Canadian government deals with First Nations bands The act was first passed in 1876 and is still in effect (with amendments)

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INDIAN ACT

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Residential Schools

Residential Schools. The Indian Act, 1876. The passing of the Indian Act made all First Nations people wards of the state. The Act also spelled out conditions : A woman who married an Aboriginal man would be considered an Indian would gain Indian status.

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