Chapter 9

Question 1

 assimilation✅

Answer 1

The adapting of another culture over your own

Question 2

 enfranchisement✅

Answer 2

Giving the right to vote to aboriginal men who gave up their Treaty status along with 50 acres of land

Question 3

Indian act✅

Answer 3

• Define what first nations couldn’t couldn’t do
• separated first Nations people from the rest of the people in Canada
• used to control their behaviour and destroy their cultural tradition
• any lawyers doctors religious ministers or university degree holders would automatically be enfranchised
• Aboriginal women marrying non-aboriginal mean

Question 4

The white paper✅

Answer 4

•  1968 President Pierre Trudeau wanted a sense of group cohesiveness
• would have abolished treaties the department of Indian affairs and everything else that separated indigenous peoples from the rest of Canada
• indigenous peoples would be able to catch up to the rest of society
• fail to consult the first nations representatives and FN proposed a hostile reception

Question 5

The red paper✅

Answer 5

• Aboriginal response to the White paper
• have access to the same services and write as other Canadians
• should be given resources and the ability to determine how do utilize it
• The crown does not own their land they simply hold it

Question 6

Reasons for liberalism to be imposed✅

Answer 6

Self interest & or humanitarianism

Question 7

Why can liberalism fail✅

Answer 7

economic self interest of imposing country

Cost - it’s hard for liberalism to take root in a country with high unemployment, inflation

 instability - if a country is faced with civil unrest or terrorism people will look for any system that can provide security

Corruption

Question 8

direct examples of trying to impose Liberalism✅

Answer 8

Invasion of Iraq
The Indian act
Embargo of Cuba