PPT-The Aboriginals

The first inhabitants of North America were called Aboriginals There were several tribes or groups of Aboriginal people PEOPLES PLAINS THE ALGONQUIN Our first group of Aboriginal people lived in the plains and is named as such and the . February 2. nd. , 2015. HUDSON BAY COMPANY. The first fur trade company ever made.. Pierre and . Medard. were 2 fur traders from England.. They discovered fur in Canada so went back to England to tell everybody. . 261
VICTORIAE, NO. [17]Aboriginals Protection and Restriction of the Sale of Opium .Bill. Interpretation.Persons deemed to beaboriginals.Proclamation of Districts.Protectors to beappointed.the purpos “How lifestyles . of Aboriginal people changed and adapted as a result of European . occupation”. Pre European-Occupation. Before European Occupation. The . Jigalong. Mob and many aboriginal tribes, prior to the European occupation, lived day to day hunting and gathering for religious ceremonies. They lived by various laws and beliefs which kept boundaries and rule on their life but allowed them them to go about every day business without question.. History. . Aboriginals arrived in Australia between 40000 and 70000 years ago.. There are 600 different language groups from the north of Australia to Tasmania. http://www.abc.net.au/indigenous/map. canada. . . Canadian Race Relations Foundation and the Association for Canadian Studies. March, 2013 . The . findings were collected from a survey of . 1800 Canadians which included an oversample of 500 respondents born outside of Canada. It was conducted . North-west Victoria (near . antwerp. ). By Shannon Baron . The Establishment of Ebenezer Mission. Ebenezer was first established in 1859 by the Moravian Church (which is a branch of the protestant religious community) on the banks of the Wimmera River just out of Antwerp Victoria.. Dance Description. MOVEMENT . Movements and gestures in Aboriginal dances vary depending on the theme and story they’re telling. A lot of the movement seen in the dances can vary from; hopping, jumping, stomping, Clapping, abstract knee or arm movement. Dances are accompanied by chanting and hand clapping and men often slap their upper legs. .  . I . insisted on proper . behaviour. - frowned on drunkenness, dancing & pretty clothes.  . . I was very confrontational and quarreled with governors; however, under my command the church of New France grew and flourished!. Roman Catholic Religion. Central Questions. What were the three main functions of the church in New France?. What were the contributions of the church to the colony?. The . Catholic. church was a powerful partner in the development of the colony of . . Definition. Aboriginal . peoples are the first people to live in any nation (in Canada, this includes Inuit, Metis and First Nations people and non-Status Indians (those who have given up their legal status as Indians, while still retaining their cultural identity). By Aly pylypchuk and Kaitland . lovatt. Thesis. Aboriginals were definitely treated as second-class citizens and only now are things becoming fair for them. Some people would say they’re still treated as second-class people.. Unit 2: Aboriginal Spirituality. Cultural Impact. Europeans first discovered the east coast of Canada in . 1497. , when explorer . John. . Cabot. . claimed. . Newfoundland. for England.. The arrival of European traders, missionaries, soldiers and colonists changed the native way of life forever.. Unit 2: Aboriginal Spirituality. Cultural Impact. Europeans first discovered the east coast of Canada in . 1497. , when explorer . John. . Cabot. . claimed. . Newfoundland. for England.. The arrival of European traders, missionaries, soldiers and colonists changed the native way of life forever.. In . 1534. ,The king of France ordered . Cartier to explore . the new land to look for . two things. A . shipping route to the Orient . to allow the French traders to import silk and other fine products.