'Indian act' presentation slideshows

Grade 9 SOCIAL STUDIES

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The Indian Act 1876

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Laurier

Laurier. Last Best West. Indian Act. Head Tax. suffrage. Alaska Boundary Dispute. Boer War. Komagata Maru. Halifax Explosion. Vimy Ridge. War Measures Act. Borden. Triple Entente. Nationalism. Franz Ferdinand. Sarajevo. Sam Hughes. Arthur Currie. War technology and tactics.

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First Nations and European History in Canada

First Nations and European History in Canada. Royal Proclamation of 1763. The Royal Proclamation set the boundaries of a new colony called Québec - which was now under British control.

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The Indian Act

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How Does Local Government Work?

How Does Local Government Work?. Chapter 5. Why Do We Have Local Government?. Local Government Provides Services. Every community has needs that must be met and a local government is developed so those needs can be met. Local Government Collects Taxes.

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Missing the Roar

Missing the Roar. Aboriginal Nations. While others were enjoying new found prosperity (getting wealthier), some groups were not benefiting Ex. Aboriginal people Aboriginals had volunteered for the war more than any other part of the Canadian population.

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Imposition of Liberalism

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Dene, Aboriginals of Canada

Dene, Aboriginals of Canada. By: Regina and Charlotte. Where they Lived. The Dene lived in the Northern Boreal or the Sub arctic regions of Canada. They spoke Northern Athabaskan.

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First Nations of Canada Unit

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Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC) apcfnc

Family Homes on Reserves and Matrimonial Interests or Rights Act Presentation to Eskasoni First Nation Council May 27, 2014 Krista Brookes, Sr. Policy Analyst/Legal Advisor. Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC) www.apcfnc.ca.

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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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The Indian Act

The Indian Act. 1876. Basic Summary. All the laws related to Aboriginals are put together in one act. Under the act, Native Canadians were not legally qualified to make decisions for themselves. They were treated as children.

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Canadian Bill of Rights (1960)

Canadian Bill of Rights (1960). Canadian Bill of Rights. Ordinary Act of Parliament Not part of Constitution Two fundamental defects: Applied only to Federal laws Courts very reluctant to enforce against offending legislation Parliamentary supremacy; no tradition of judicial review.

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