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Module 2: Indigenous Perspectives on Canadian History

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Themes: History & Territories, Interculturality

Description

This module is part of the Complete Course (6 modules) — $249, lifetime access.

The Indigenous Perspectives on Canadian History course offers a reexamination of certain periods in Canadian history from an Indigenous perspective, exploring the evolution of relations between First Nations peoples and successive governments.

The training program helps participants understand the close connection between current issues and those of the country's past. It highlights how colonization has had a lasting impact on the way of life of Indigenous peoples in Canada.

The training course offers a different interpretation of history, providing a better understanding of current living conditions, indigenous claims, and the dynamics that drive socio-political relations.

Objectives:

  • 4 capsules
  • 4 quizzes
  • 65 minutes
  • Understanding the major events in the recent history of Indigenous peoples
  • Better understanding the effects of land loss caused by assimilation policies
  • Identify certain contemporary realities experienced by First Nations peoples
  • Develop personal reflections on the country's shared past, present, and future.