INDG 200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Ihalmiut, Wild West Shows, Henik Lake

• School: McGill University
• Department: Indigenous Studies
• Course: INDG 200
• Professor: Allan Downey

Document Summary

October 28th, 2015: to show what an indian" can do: indigenous. Indigenous nations based upon traditional socio-political practices and ceremonies in the pursuit of their self- determination: longhouse traditionalist refers to haudenosaunee community members that attempted to restore the political and cultural institutions of the haudenosaunee. Haudenosaunee capitalize on this in order to continue with playing lacrosse: turned the legislation into something political . Indigenous peoples saying that you can"t impose colonial laws on them in order to establish their right to self-determination: indigenous and non-indigenous peoples affected by the. Determination: sunday laws and the challenge to indigenous self, performative" protests, the internal struggle, deskaheh (aka levi general) Important person in the 1920s significant for the. Established as a powerful speaker in the face of the hereditary council"s attempt to appeal for sovereignty and self-governance. Indigenous peoples not subjects of the british or. No right to impost federal law on indigenous groups as they are not a part of.