ABS201Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Canadian Multiculturalism Act, American Indian Movement, John Diefenbaker
15 Jun 2016
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Know the difference between comprehensive and specific land claims. Can use headers and subjects if desired. Should not include more than two quotes! Quote: anything you need to put in quotation and page number. If a quote is longer than 3 lines need indentation. Try to keep research paper to ten pages. Use academic sources: ex: not huffington post, at least 3 resources outside of class readings. Do not make topics too broad: ex: if you are doing your paper on residential schools don"t make your topic. Try to discuss only about canadian aboriginal people. More like critical literature review: i. e. you do not necessarily have to uncover new ideas. Important u. s events that affect aboriginal people in canada. All of these had influence in canada. Canadian prime minister from 1935-1948 (governed canada throughout world war two) Firmly believed that canada should only accept white immigrants: strived to have very uniform canadian populations.
