Aboriginal Rights and Title in British Columbia

Par 
Liz Krieg, Peter Seixas
Brève description: 

This lesson uses background narratives from the Union of British Columbia Indian Chief's website, "Our Homes Are Bleeding" and primary sources drawn from the website to explore continuity and change through the 20th century in both aboriginal and non-aboriginal perspectives on issues of aboriginal rights and land title.

Époque: 
1900 à aujourd’hui
Preparé pour niveau(x): 
11
Concept(s): 
CONTINUITÉ ET CHANGEMENT
POINT DE VUE HISTORIQUE
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