Indigenous Identity and Terminology

Indigenous Identity and Terminology

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Geography

12th Grade

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Olivia Moat

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1.

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The term "Aboriginal" in Canada.

Back

Adopted in the Constitution Act, 1982, to refer to First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples.

2.

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Common official term in Canada.

Back

"Aboriginal" has become the most common official term used in Canada.

3.

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Native

Back

A term that can refer to First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples. It has gained negative meaning over time and should mostly be avoided.

4.

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Inuit

Back

One of the groups encompassed by the term "Native."

5.

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Metis

Back

A group included under the term "Native" along with First Nations and Inuit peoples.

6.

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Indigenous Peoples

Back

Many Indigenous peoples use the term "Native" and are okay with it.

7.

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Front

Indigenous

Back

Refers to Indigenous peoples throughout the world, not country-specific. Includes First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples. Most widely accepted term.

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