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• Mikmaq Studies 10

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Citizens Plus
The White Paper
Centralization Policy
Indian Act
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The White Paper
Citizen Plus was written in response to this
paper.

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The Indian Act
The White Paper proposed the repeal of this Act.

• 1,2

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Two
All the Mikmaq bands in Nova Scotia were to
be centralized in this number of locations.

• 1,3

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1876
The Indian Act was passed in ______

• 1,4

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Alberta
Citizens Plus was presented by the chiefs of this
province.

• 2,1

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Zero
In how many stages of its development were
the aboriginal peoples consulted?

• 2,2

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Shubenacadie
The centralized reserve on mainland Nova
Scotia was located here.

• 2,3

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Indian Agents
Government employees who enforced the Indian Act
on reserves.

• 2,4

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Previous Treaties
The authors of Citizens Plus argued that the
government of Canada was bound by these.

• 3,1

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Treaties
Under the provisions of the White Paper, these
would no longer have any weight.

• 3,2

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The amount of additional funding provided to the
Indianbrook and Eskasoni bands.

• 3,3

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Zero
The number of times Aboriginal people were
consulted in making and changing the Indian Act

• 3,4

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Reserve Land, Development assistance, Health
services, Education, Hunting and fishing rights
Under the previous treaties, the government of
Canada had promised to supply these rights (2 of
5).

• 4,1

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1971
Introduced in 1969, the White Paper was
withdrawn in this year without becoming law.

• 4,2

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1942
The year in which the Centralization Policy
was implemented.

• 4,3

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The Crown
Under the Indian Act reserve lands are held in
trust by __________

• 4,4

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Pierre Trudeau
He was the prime minister to whom Citizen Plus
was presented in 1969.

• 5,1

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Jean Chretien
He was the Minister of Indian Affairs and
Northern Development when the White Paper was
introduced.

• 5,2

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Powerful community figures
The federal government used these individuals
to persuade the Mikmaq people to move to these
sites.

• 5,3

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Bill C-31
In 1985, this Bill repealed the section of the
Indian Act that discriminates against women.

• 5,4