CRM 400 Lecture 3: CRM 400- Lecture 3
22 Sep 2016
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18th c: peace and friendship treaties (mainly maritimes)- patterns in colonization, arrive on the east coast and make their way to the west coast- earliest developments occurred in the east coast. Negotiated treaties for the sale of land. 18th/19th c: one-time exchanges of land for money (mainly upper canada) Is an economic transition taking place here, different to the peace and friendship treaties that happened earlier. Treaties dealt with fairly small pieces of land. Later on dealt with larger pieces of land. Treaties are numbered, in the order that they were negotiated. 19th/early 20th c: robinson and numbered treaties: land in exchange for ongoing rights, annuities &c. (mainly northern ontario, prairies) Economic transaction, but different that they establish an ongoing relationship. Instead of a one time exchange of money, protect a series of ongoing rights. Authority of land and they would see part of the territory seen for a reserve, to hunt, fish, preserve, etc.
