'Aboriginal groups' presentation slideshows

OFFICIAL POWER IN QUEBEC

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Review

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Population during the Contemporary Period

Population during the Contemporary Period. 1867 - Present. 1867 Confederation and Immigration. The Act of British Parliament merges 4 provinces together and created a new federal government of Canada.

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Aboriginal Groups in Canada

Aboriginal Groups in Canada. Canadian History XI. Aboriginal People. Aboriginal groups live in groups called tribes Tribes are subdivided into bands or villages of a few families and each exhibit different traditions and living styles

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Best Practices - Consultation and Negotiation with Aboriginal Groups

Best Practices - Consultation and Negotiation with Aboriginal Groups. Sam Adkins. Consultation and Negotiation. Consultation and Negotiation two streams legal obligation v. business imperative Duty to consult is a Crown obligation which must be satisfied

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The Constitution Debate

The Constitution Debate. Ms. Campbell Socials 11. The Constitution debate. By 1984 Canadians outside Quebec felt the issues of the Constitution had been settled and the focus of government should be the economy. However, in 1984 Brian Mulroney is elected PM

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To What Extent has the imposition of liberalism affected Aboriginal groups in Canada?

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First Occupants & Culture

First Occupants & Culture. Quebec around the year 1500. What was Quebec like around the year 1500? Occupied by several Aboriginal groups The culture was closely linked to the environment. Aboriginal people depended on the environment in order to survive. What do you think this means?

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Classifying Law

Classifying Law. Jurisdiction:. The political or legal authority to pass and enforce laws or the judicial authority to decide a case. . Different Levels of Government. There are essentially three(3) levels of government: Federal / Provincial / Municipal

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Unit V: Western Canada

Unit V: Western Canada. The Northwest Rebellion of 1885. Many Metis moved west after the end of the resistance at Red River. The buffalo hunt, from which their sustenance and identity were derived, ended and no land rights existed for them in the Northwest.

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Diversity: a Comparative Perspective

Diversity: a Comparative Perspective. Ethnic Mosaic, not Melting Pot. The Evolution of the English-French Schism. The English Conquest Confederation The New French-Canadian Nationalism The Quiet Revolution The Rise of Parti Quebecois Sovereignty-Association Language

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