Indigenous Communities
Homelessness
Regional Inequality
Dates/Statistics
Solutions
100

True or false
Very few Indigenous people are incarcerated

False

100

Why do homeless counts vary

broad definition of homelessness

100

What is NOT a way to measure regional inequality
average income
housing prices
low income
unemployment rate

housing prices

100

Canadian governments have tried to alleviate the problems of poverty in various regions since

1950
1960
1930
1990

1960s

100

want to use broad definitions of homelessness that address the full spectrum of homelessness

Advocates

200

various issues are discussed as contributing factors to contemporary poverty among Aboriginals. Which is one that is NOT accurate.
-Appropriation of First Nations land.
-Aboriginal cultures and traditions were criminalized and banned
-Aboriginal people were denied basic human rights d. Abusive and cruel assimilationist policies and practices were widespread
-The lives of Aboriginals before first contact were as Justice McEachern described it, ‘nasty, brutish, and short’  

-The lives of Aboriginals before first contact were as Justice McEachern described it, ‘nasty, brutish, and short’

LIKE WTF DOES THAT MEAN

200

there is a reliable estimate of how large our homeless population is?
t/f?

F

200

. One reason Canada has such significant regional inequality may be due, in part to

vast geography

200

homelessness became a large issue in what year?
1980?
1990?
2000?

1980

200

Prefers Restricted definitions of homelessness

Government and policy analysts

300

Reasons for Indigenous incarceration
2..

-The social circumstances facing Aboriginals are such that crime is a likely outcome
-The justice system in Canada is biased against Aboriginals

300

what approach states that inequality exists because different regions have different endowments in terms of natural resources such as lumber, coal, etc. 

The staples approach

300

Number of Homeless population are men?
50%
70%
80%

70%

300

involve quick, direct action to be taken

Advocacy responses

400

How can we "fix" the problem of mass incarceration's of indigenous population

-acknowledge the reality of past and present colonialism
-The last vestiges of colonialism should be dismantled from the government of Canada
-Indigenous social inequality should be addressed by the development of a solid economic and resource base.

400

________ suggests that many of the traditional economic, political, and cultural aspects in a society get in the way of development and modernization.

Modernization Model

400

what involve moderate responses based on reliable and valid knowledge of the scope of the problem.

Government and policy responses

500

underdeveloped regions are the result of exploitation by business interests in modernized, metropolitan centre. Is what theory 

Dependency theory

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