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    Metis Uprising

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    Most Métis communities on the prairies did not take part in the North West Rebellion. The police met up with approximately 200 Métis south of the town near a village called Duck Lake. A Métis and Cree approached the police waving a white blanket. An armed NWMP interpreter rode out to meet them. The Cree pushed the Mounties rifle away‚ an action interpreted as an attempt to grab it. Fearing an ambush‚ the police and volunteers opened fire but were quickly cut down by the Métis and a handful of natives

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    one respected leader. Living off the natural resources of the land; a Blackfoot person diet consisted mainly of buffalo meat. Blackfoot people were expert horseback riders‚ excellent buffalo hunters and fierce warriors. The Blackfoot were feared by many other Native groups around there region such as the Cree‚ Sioux and Crow Nations. After Cultural contact with the Europeans explorers‚ life changed for the Blackfoot by being assimilated. ‚ Segregated and integrated. The indigenous group I have

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    The government of Canada severely mistreated its aboriginal population according to the assimilation and residential schools‚ The White Paper and The National Indian Brotherhood‚ The James Bay Project and land claims‚ The Calder Case‚ The Mackenzie River Pipeline Issue‚ enfranchisement‚ The Meech Lake Accord‚ The Charlottetown Accord‚ Oka confrontation and Ipperwash‚ Ontario confrontation. Assimilation policy isolated and changed from one of assimilation by a community to one of outright assimilation

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    Three Day Road Quotes

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    Throughout the book there are several variations of characters witnessing their acquaintances going through trauma & selfhood or in fact being the one under going these traits. For instance Xavier was the lead narrator for the story‚ he was also a cree soldier who fought for Canada during world war 1. Just like most soldiers after war‚ they need something to help them cope after witnessing all the gruesome experiences of war. Xavier used morphine to help him manage with killing elijah and life after

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    firstly their respect for their Oji-Cree culture‚ secondly their respect and love for human life‚ and lastly their personalities. The differences in their personalities create positive chemistry back in their homeland of Canada‚ but when they are sent to Europe to fight in World War One‚ their relationship is put to the test. An important difference between Elijah and Xavier is the difference in their respect for their Aboriginal culture. Respecting their Oji-Cree culture is paramount to Xavier‚ while

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    not speak an Indigenous language I do see a gap‚ those who are able to understand or speak learn on a different level from the stories told then those who do not. The stories I have been told‚ even by my mother who barely recollects being a fluent Cree speaker‚ are usually described to be summaries only‚ as the full story is better conveyed in the language. Using traditional languages connects to the spirit world; the land and the ancestors‚ giving the words used multiple layers of meaning and giving

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    Dear Debwewin Internship Selection Committee‚ Instilled with the Haudenosaunee traditional value of stewardship‚ my legal studies are guided by ensuring the future prosperity of my community. As both a law student and a member of the Six Nations Upper Mohawk Band‚ the Debwewin Internship is an opportunity for my unique‚ pluralistic identity to help bridge the gap between the justice system and First Nations people. Attending the Program of Legal Studies for Native People in Saskatoon and the Anishinaabe

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    Hatchet Answer (Private)

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    Hatchet Answer Key Novel Study Guide Gary Paulsen   Answer all questions in sentence form. Chapter One 1. Describe the setting at the beginning of the story. Brian Robeson is sitting in the cockpit of a Cessna 406 on the runway of a small airport in Hampton‚ New York‚ as the pilot beside him prepares for takeoff. 2. How old is Brian Robeson?  He is thirteen years old. 3. Why is Brian unable to carry on a conversation with the pilot?  The engine of the small plane is roaring so

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    Running Head: THE DENE PEOPLE OF NORTH AMERICA! 1 THE DENE PEOPLE! 2 Abstract The Dene are a First Nations culture with a unique set of values and principles often not shared by the popular culture of the countries in which they reside. They believe in harmony between all living things of this world as well as the spirit world. Like all aboriginal tribes of the Americas‚ their culture has been irreparably bruised by the coming of other peoples‚ yet at the core of their history are

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    Introduction Parks and protected areas are not large enough to support the numerous species‚ natural processes‚ and habitats necessary to fully conserve biodiversity‚ especially when human operations and the population is increasing. Therefore‚ wildlife populations are continuously decreasing. In some places‚ it is not easy to attempt resource sustainability‚ there are just some areas that should be protected and not utilized in any way. These are the areas with very rare species or that are rich

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