indigenous politics set 1

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What are the layers of indigenous political organization

Includes local/ community, regional/provincial and national, each yet separate yet interactive

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What is an example of an indigenous political organization?

The southern chiefs organization is an example that illustrates the regional/provincial layer of indigenous political organization.

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What issue does Chris Anderson highlight regarding the states definition of Métis identity?

The state’s definition often reduces Métis identity to a racial category of “mixed”, neglecting their nationhood and cultural identity

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What does sectio 35 of the constitution act, 1982 do?

It recognizes Aboriginal peoples (first nations, Inuit, Métis) but fails to provide a clear definition of who qualifies as Métis

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Who are the Métis according to Chris Anderson

Métis are a people/nation with a distinct history, culture, language, and political identity, not merely a “mixed” racial category.

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What is political theory?

Political theory is the branch of political science that explores foundational questions about governance, justice, rights and state legitimacy .

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How does indigenous political theory differ from traditional political theory?

Indigenous political theory asks foundational questions while incorporating Indigeno9us values, identity, governance, land and relationships

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How do foundational values impact political structures in Canada

Values shape voting and representation structures, influencing democracy is experienced and perceived by citizens.

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What foundational Canadian political values were discussed?

Values include democracy, freedom, constitutional monarchy/Crown and the importance of diversity, although the latter is debated.

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What are some of the key values derived from creation stories?

Values such as respect, fairness, honesty and the importance of keeping promises are emphasized in creation stories