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Histories of Indigenous Peoples and Canada
Histories of Indigenous Peoples and Canada was conceived in 2016 as material in support of a new 3rd-year History course at Thompson Rivers University – Open Learning. The need for such an online course was underlined with the release of the Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in 2015. In the process of developing the curriculum, it was decided that the part you see here could be shared as a stand-alone Open Educational Resource (OER) in the form of an open textbook.
- Tác giả
- John Belshaw, Sarah Nickel, and Chelsea Horton
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- LibreTexts
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- LibreTexts
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- CC BY
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
Mục lục· 20 mục
- 01: Commerce and Allies
- 1.00: Introduction
- 1.01: Better Together -- The Great Confederacies
- 1.02: Two Models of Commercial and Diplomatic EncountersWabanaki and Beothuk
- 1.03: The Plains PeoplesAllies Conflict Adaptation
- 1.04: The Trans-Cordilleran West
- 02: Engaging Colonialism
- 2.00: Introduction - Defining Colonialism
- 2.01: Colonial Wars Looking East
- 2.02: Resistance I -- 1750s to 1870s
- 2.03: Settler Colonialism and Treaty Peoples
- 2.04: Resistance II -- Red River and Saskatchewan
- 03: Culture Crisis Change Challenge
- 3.00: Introduction
- 3.01: Cultural GenocideBelief Systems Residential Schools Potlatch Laws Sixties Scoop
- 3.02: Experiences of Indigenous Women under Settler Colonialism
- 3.03: Renewal Resurgence RecognitionFrom White Paper to Armed Protest
- 3.04: ModernityHealth and Water
- 04: More like a Beginning than a Conclusion
- 4.00: Chapter 13- Truth and Reconciliation