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Refers to the original inhabitants of a region, often used to describe the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples of Canada.

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Government-funded, church-run institutions in Canada (19th-20th century) where Indigenous children were forcibly taken to be assimilated into Euro-Canadian culture, often experiencing abuse and loss of their heritage.

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In this context, it refers to the territories historically occupied by Indigenous peoples, many of which were taken through treaties, force, or government policies.

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– A country in North America where Indigenous groups, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit, have historically lived and continue to advocate for their rights.

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The oral tradition of passing down history, knowledge, and cultural values through stories, a fundamental practice in Indigenous cultures.

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A term often used to refer to Indigenous people, though it can be considered outdated or inappropriate depending on the context.

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Indigenous people in Canada who are officially recognized under the Indian Act and have specific legal rights and benefits.

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Indigenous individuals who are not officially recognized under the Indian Act, often due to legal or historical reasons, and may lack the same rights as Status Indians.

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The legal and human rights of Indigenous peoples, including land claims, cultural preservation, and self-governance.

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The customs, traditions, languages, and practices of Indigenous peoples, which vary among different nations and communities.

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