Indigenous Peoples and Land Rights
Students will learn about the historical and contemporary geography of Indigenous peoples in North America and issues of land rights.
Key Questions
- Analyze how historical events have shaped the current geographical distribution of Indigenous communities.
- Explain the significance of land for Indigenous cultures and identities.
- Justify the importance of recognizing and protecting Indigenous land rights.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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