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So many different important facts have contributed to our Canadian identity. But, in my Paragraph I’m going to show some of the most important things that happened like the SS.St Louis, the Underground railray, Harriet Tubman, and Chinese immigrants.First,I think that the SS. St Louis contributes to our Canadian identity because it taught Canada to be welcoming and including. Before when Canada didn’t let people from the SS.ST louis come into Canada, they realized that they were wrong, so know in

On the 26th of January 1788, marks the anniversary of the arrival of the First Fleet. It was when British ships made landfall on Australian soil, which is now celebrated as the National Day of Australia. However Indigenous Australians look back at the colonization as a violent invasion. In Ben Roberts Smiths opinion piece “We are one, but we are many” (Herald Sun, 26th January 2017) enthusiastically proposes that Australia should be a day of unity and a reminder to think about our nation’s past,

Source 2 shows an imaginary building, Reconciliation, under construction with a sign saying that its completion is still unknown. At the very bottom of the building, is a solid brick with the words “2008, Residential Schools Apology” written. This source tells about the reconciliation for the First Nations. Historically, First Nation children were compulsed to attend residential schools. This, though, aims to remove the Indian in the child, since Europeans thought that Indigenous people were less

There has been lots of controversy about the Indian Residential Schools in Canada and its long term consequences. The Indian Residential Schools long lasting negative effects on the Canadian Identity and Indigenous peoples are still present today. This essay will outline the legal issues, mortality rates and poor conditions. Lasty the lasting effects from the Residential Schools present today in both the survivors, and the new generations. The conflicts between Canada’s Residential Schools and the

Australia’s aboriginal people have faced extreme historical persecution. In 1998, Australia implemented on annual “National Sorry Day” This holiday serves as a form of recompense and it raises awareness of indigenous populations. Australia is home to various, distinct indigenous population. The Waradjuri is New South Wales and the Noongar in Western Australia. Aboriginal populations are often grouped together and reffered to as “Aborigines” however, some consider the term pejorative. Legally, the

• This recognised the fact that the land hadn’t ‘empty’ before the coming of Europeans. It identified the land rights of the Meriam People of the Murray Island (Cape York) • This law reform challenged the existing law in 2 ways: • That the land was Terra nullius (no ownership) • That sovereignty brought ownership over the land to the crown, no matter the existing rules/rights. • Eddie Koiki Mabo, Reverend David Passi, Celuia Mapoo Salee, Sam Passi and James Rice were a group of Aboriginal Meriam

Sami people in Norway manage Sami language programs, indigenous education and Sami cultural development in similar manner as the territorial governments in Canada’s north (Coates & Poelzer, 2014:15) State political will to fund such projects can make or mar the success of devolution in such areas. Furthermore, devolution without full autonomy over natural resources is inchoate (Coates & Poelzer, 2014: 13). Yukon and North West territorial governments unlike Nunavut, have acquired full control over

I believe that this jumper would be very symbolic for the four aboriginal players on hawthorn list at the time. As each of their lives and journey’s to the AFL are depicted differently through the four tattoo circles that are linked by travel lines, showing that their lives are all connected through their jobs, heritage, race and their friendship bonds. The tattoo circles all have different symbols representing how their aboriginal groups had different beliefs and cultures when they grew up. This

Female sports don't originate as far back as sports for men and don't strike the biggest interest in fans bigger events, but why are women being paid less than men in professional competitive sports? Most people think it’s fair that female athletes make less than men, but look at it this way. Why should a team that accomplishes same number of wins and or losses as its male counterparts be paid less? Basketball being the third most rated sports in views in the United States, has some of the highest

Introduction In 2011, Canada was ranked 9th in the Human Development Index (HDI) and is one of the most developed countries in the world, yet over half of their Indigenous population lives in poverty and suffers from hunger. There are approximately 1.4 million Aboriginal persons in Canada according to a 2011 report by Statistics Canada. A large amount of people speculate why there are so many people suffering in such a highly developed country. The causes of Aboriginal suffering and hunger are believed