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Conversations About Decolonization, Episode 3 / Legal Traditions
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Come with us as we delve into Week 4 of the Indigenous Canada Course all about Legal Traditions. We will cover how Colonial ideas of law are different than Indigenous legal traditions, and how settlers utilized Colonial law to disrupt Indigenous cultural traditions of justice, systems of government, and trade.
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Chapters
1. Conversations About Decolonization, Episode 3 / Legal Traditions (00:00:00)
2. Aboriginal Law vs Indigenous Law (00:02:10)
3. Aboriginal Constitutional Rights (00:11:06)
4. Back to the Royal Proclamation of 1763 (00:13:31)
5. Civilization (00:15:37)
6. Land Claim Policy of 1851 (00:18:25)
7. The Indian Act is Born (00:18:49)
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