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Royal proclamation

1763

• British defeated the french in Quebec

-It created a Provence in Quebec -Gave the British monarch the power to buy and sell land -It is important to the Canadian government because it had created the ability to buy and sell land -effected the Canadian government, and the Canadian citizens

British north America act

1867

-United colonies entering the confederation and established federalism. -Parliaments authority was transferred to the independent Canadian Parliament -it was known as One domain under Canada

• effected the British, the Canadian government, and all Canadian citizens

Red River Resistance

1869

• Metis mounted a resistance and declared a provincial government to discuss the terms

-Lead to the creation of Manitoba.

• lead to Metis leaving Manitoba because of the discriminatory attitude of the people.

-effected the Metis and the Canadian government

Manitoba Act

1870

-Received royal asset to be able to create the province of Manitoba -was Canada's 5th province

• this effected Canada's government, and the Metis

Treaty 6

1876

• protected the treaty rights

-supported indigenous government -helped with political and economics

• effected the metis, and the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan

Indian Act

1876

• the Indian act attempted to generalized vast and varied population of people to make them "non indigenous"

-a bunch of colonial laws were put into action to try and eliminate the first nations culture. -a new version of the act was brought into place in 1951, and there have been several changes since.

• this affected the first nations, the Metis, and the Canadian government

Treaty 7

1877

• was made so they could build the Canadian railway

-is roughly 130,000 km 2 included the first nations, the Metis, the government, and the provinces of Alberta.

North West Resistance

1885

• it was a violent 5 month war against the Canadian government
• took place in the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan
• included the first nations, the Metis, and the Canadian government

Manitoba Schools Act

1890

• the act eliminated the provincial funding for the catholic and Protestant schools creating a tax supported schooling.

-lead to the reduction of catholic schools in all of Canada

• included the catholic religion the tax payers, and the Canadian government

Treaty 8

1899

-was made to create livelihood for the native populations -was 840,000 km sq

• included the first nations, the Metis, the provinces of BC, Alberta, and Saskatchewan
• took away the mobility rights

Metis Betterment Act

1938

• created a comitee of members of the metis and the government to plan out land for allocation

-Transfered land from the provincial government to the metis

• included the metis , and the government

The Charter Of Rights And Freedoms

1982

-guarantees the rights and freedoms of every person above band under the law -protects people if their rights and freedoms have been crossed

• includes the government, the people, the supreme court.

Day of action

2007

• known as an indigenous day act

-hosted every year on a world wide scale -includes firts nations, metis, the people, the government etc

Present day Court victories For the metis

2016

• the supreme court ruled that the issues of the metis and first nation would be a federal governments issue instead of provincial government.

-it granted the metis right to hunt and fish

• includes the government, metis, first nations

Indigenous Suffrage

2016

• it is not having the right to vote
• the metis, and first nations fought for the right to vote and have the same freedoms that the rest of Canada had

-included the metis, the first nations, the government, provincial and federal

• gave the rights of equality, democratic rights, and legal rights