Treaty Making: Examining Indigenous Perspectives and Crown Intent
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This essay examines the historical context of treaty making between Indigenous peoples and the Crown, focusing on the perspectives of the First Nations, particularly concerning Treaty 7. It highlights the differing motivations, with the Indians viewing treaties as a means to adapt to economic and social changes while maintaining their land, and the Crown harboring ulterior motives of exploiting tribal differences. The essay references the Blood Tribe's land claim and emphasizes the cultural significance of land for Indigenous communities. It also discusses the modern issues arising from misrepresented treaty processes, leading to clashes over land sharing and treaty fulfillment. The essay concludes by noting the ongoing struggle for justice and recognition of Indigenous rights.
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