SOCIOL 2E06 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: 1969 White Paper, Miscegenation, Mercantilism
30 Mar 2016
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Sociology 2e06 race and ethnic group relations. Relationships between indigenous peoples and the dominant community. Period 1: mutual trust and respect, period of discovery based on notion of terria nullius a latin term which refers to empty, barren land, indigenous people not recognized as being there . Period 2: during the 18th century dominated by the battle for acquiring imperial dominance of north america, interest in setting up military and commercial alliances. Period 3: displacement and assimilation (in the maritimes this began in the 1780s, the interior of quebec and ontario after the war of 1812 and then the west coast of. 1870: was marked by a continuing saga of expropriation, exclusion, discrimination, coercion, subjugation, oppression, deficit, theft, appropriation, and extreme regulation . Period 4: negotiations and renewal, publication of 1996, 1994, royal commission on aboriginal peoples, 1969 white paper on indian policy. John ralston saul (1997) reflections of a siamese twin: canada at the end of the 20th.
