Collective Rights Unit Study Flashcards

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A set of flashcards created to help review key concepts and vocabulary related to collective rights and associated topics.

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What does the term 'Collective Rights' refer to?

Rights that protect a collective group.

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Who are the First Nations?

They are the Aboriginal group of the first people to live in Canada and America.

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What is 'Sovereignty'?

The power of a state to govern itself and its subjects.

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Define 'Annuity.'

A financial product that provides guaranteed regular income.

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What is a 'Reserve'?

Land given by the government that can only be used by indigenous people.

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What does 'Entrenching' refer to in a legal context?

It means that something cannot be changed or removed.

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What is meant by 'Patriate'?

To bring under the authority of an autonomous country.

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What does 'Assimilate' mean?

When different groups or individuals adapt to the dominant culture.

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What is 'Ethnocentrism'?

The belief that your race is better than others.

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What is the 'Indian Act'?

An act that protects Aboriginal people from discrimination and administrates Indian status.

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Who are Anglophones?

Individuals who are English speakers.

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Who are Francophones?

Individuals who are French speakers.

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What is meant by 'Official Language Community'?

The most spoken language in the community.

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What are 'Inherent Rights'?

Rights that you inherit for belonging to certain collective identities.

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What is the purpose of 'Scrip'?

A document that entitles the holder to allotment of crown lands.

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Define 'Autonomy.'

Self-governance.