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Indigenous people in Canada
1. History & lifestyle of Indigenous people2. What happened to them? How are they today?22 ghhhh
Indigenous people in Canada
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History & lifestyles
-Indigenous = Firsts Nations -> 5% of the canadian population today-group of 6 Firsts Nations according to the 6main geographic aeras-similar cultures bc of the common environment -6 groups : Woodland/ Iroquoian/ Plains/ Plateau/ Pacific Coast/ Mackenzie & Yukon River Basins- founded social, political & economic systems before europeans-key aspects of Indigenous life: -hunter - gatherers & agriculture ( nothern regions -> hunter/ gatherers ; southern regions -> agriculture) -nomadic groups(tipis) / "sedentary life" (permanents settlements) -comfort of life : diverse technologies (birchbark canoes/ snowshoes/tools...)-> ways of life sustainable & harmonious with nature
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2.What happened to them? And today?
-firsts colonizations in the 16th century-Indigenous moved by force -arrival of new diseases -residential school : Indigenous children taken & forced to abandon their language & culture -continue to struggle -actively working to revitalize their languages & cultures -reconciliation process
Summary
Before the arrival of Europeans, Indigenous societies were diverse and highly organized with sophisticated social structures and deep spiritual connections to the land. When Europeans began arriving in Canada, their colonizations led to the displacement and disruption of Indigenous ways of life, which resulted in the erosion of Indigenous sovereignty and the imposition of foreign governance and laws. Today, Indigenous are still fighting for their cultural preservation.