Indigenous Self-Government
Students explore the concept of Indigenous self-government and how First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities manage their own affairs.
Key Questions
- 1What does self-determination mean for Indigenous peoples?
- 2How do modern land claims relate to self-government?
- 3Why is self-government important for preserving culture?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
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