GEOG 100 Lecture 13: Lecture 13 notes

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Indian reserves: a piece of land owned by the federal government that has been set apart for the use and benefit of an (cid:862)indian band(cid:863). Territory and territoriality on reserves: getting people onto the reserve, controlling people while in the reserve, controlling movement out of the reserve. How was the pass system a form of territoriality: the pass system was a policy controlling the indigenous people, and it was used to separate. How was it communicated and enforced: reduction of rights, restrict indigenous people to their reserves by denying their basic freedom to leave their reserves without a pass, the permit system controlled the freedom of selling and trading. What were its effects on first nations: they have no language skill, so they have to follow the policy and trying to survive, being labeled loyal or disloyal, need permit to go to neighbor and friends.

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