CPT Moment 1 - Parliament changes Indian Act

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Across
  1. 2. The new laws were put in place by superintendent ____ Campbell Scott.(Rozario, 2024, April 23)
  2. 3. This is a defining moment because it has had a large scale affect on multiple ____, specifically the Indigenous peoples of Canada
  3. 8. Residential Schools were attended by thousands of Inuit, Metis, and ____ children across Canada. (Rozario, 2024, April 23)
  4. 9. This moment is significant because it is ___ to succeeding generations and has influenced trends, specifically through generational trauma
  5. 10. It meets the criteria of a defining moment as it had a long-term impact on ____, through politics and culture
  6. 12. The 1867 ____ Act underwent changes in 1920. (Rozario, 2024, April 23)
  7. 13. The changes required every Aboriginal Child between 7 to __ years to attend residential schools. (Rozario, 2024, April 23)
Down
  1. 1. It also meets the criteria of a defining moment through directly causing the formation of the "___ and Reconciliation Commission", a long term solution to a "cultural genocide"
  2. 4. This shows cause and consequence because the relationship between Canada and its ___ peoples was harmed forever
  3. 5. The ___ residential school in Canada closed in 1996. (Rozario, 2024, April 23)
  4. 6. As a consequence of this change, __ schools were operating in Canada by 1931. (Hoogevan, 2024, 228)
  5. 7. This historical moment exhibits the historical concept of cause and ____
  6. 11. Due to this defining moment, thousands of children and families were affected by generational ____.