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1 Native Americans in Canada after 1867 by Kaitlyn Beckwith

2 British North American Act 1869 ●Gives Canadian Gov. responsibility and control of Aboriginal land

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4 Canadian Parliament Goals ●#1 Move all Aboriginals to reserves in order to clear land for incoming European settlers. #bigmistake ●#2 Eventually have Aboriginals and Native people assimilate into white culture BUT HOW!?!?! ●breaking Native Treaties ●Moving Tribes to indian reserves

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6 ●Canada ignores Native American treaties and ●takes over Native land for European settlers ●Decline of resources (buffalo,land) and disease lead many tribes into bad deals with Canadian Gov. ●Aboriginal Tribes are in trouble Overview

7 Sources http://www.canadiana.ca/citm/themes/aborigina ls/aboriginals6_e.html http://www.native- drums.ca/index.php/Drumming/Culture?tp=a

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