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- 2. A way of controlling the movement of Indigenous peoples.
- 7. The legal standing of a person of a person who is registered as an Indian under the Indian Act.
- 8. Aboriginal peoples of Canada who are ethnically neither Metis nor Inuit.
- 11. Land set aside by the Canadian government to be used by First Nation.
- 12. The primary law the federal government used to administer Indian status, local First Nations, and the management of reserve land.
- 14. Rights that the Indigenous peoples of Canada are intitled to.
- 17. A legal process for terminating a person’s Indian status and conferring full Canadian citizenship.
- 19. Land that Indigenous peoples claim was wrongly taken from them.
- 20. A gift-giving feast practiced by Indigenous peoples in the Pacific-Northwest.
- 21. Agreements made between the Government of Canada, Indigenous groups, and often provinces and territories that define ongoing rights and obligations.
- 22. The leaders of Canadian First Nations based on Primogeniture.
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- 1. The national government of Canada.
- 3. A change or addition designed to improve a text or piece of legislation.
- 4. The federal department that managed First Nations – Crown relations and First Nation land.
- 5. Peoples of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry (usually French).
- 6. A Canadian government policy paper that attempted to abolish previous legal documents relating to Indigenous peoples in Canada, including the Indian Act and treaties.
- 9. A series of post-Confederation treaties made to manage First Nations and their land.
- 10. Government sponsored religious schools that were meant to assimilate Indigenous children into Canadian culture.
- 13. The Aboriginal peoples who inhabit the Arctic of Canada.
- 15. A ceremony practiced by some Indigenous peoples in the plains.
- 16. The government agents who were employed by the DIA.
- 18. The legislative branch of the Canadian government.
