soc after mid term

the tendency of people to see the world only from their own cultural perspective

an organized attempt by one society to eradicate another society or subgroup often not always violent

rights of possession of land

is a complex national system of radical cultural and political domination that produces privileges beyond the surplus value generated by capitalism

marriage within ones own group

the process of continuing settler control and domination of Aboriginal Peoples.

a place of residence and work where a large number of like situated individuals cut off from the wider society for an appropriate period of time together lead an enclosed formally administered round of life

essentially the removing of articles personal identification and other elements that tell individuals who they are

a lively hood earned by both traditional and modern means

promises not fulfilled or interpretations of what was promised by either the treaties or scrip

claims involving lands that they have never legally surrendered

small cultural and linguistic groups living together or coming together at various seasons and times as part of a larger Aboriginal society also a local unit operating under the Indian Act

the world of the everyday the expected the mundane the explainable

the world of mystery, uncertainty and even danger