Human Rights
Terminology
Residential Schools
WW1 violations
100

What are equality rights?

Rights that protect from unfairness or discrimination. 

100

What is stereotyping? 

Categorizing individuals based on certain characteristics? 

100
In what ways did they attempt to assimilate kids at residential schools?

White names, hair cutting, no language 

100

What was conscription?

Forced enrolment in the army

200

What are cultural rights?

Rights that involve cultural beliefs and practices, including religion and language. 

200

What is bias? 

When a prejudice affects judgement or decision making?

200

Approximately how many years did Residential schools last?

100 +

200

What was censorship?

The government chose what media could be released to the public and edited letters from soldiers. 

300

What does "inalienable" mean?

These rights cannot be taken away. 

300

What is assimilation? 

The process of being absorbed into the dominant culture or society. 

300

What human rights did residential schools violate?

Freedom of speech, equality rights, cultural rights

300

What were internment camps?

The government put "enemy aliens" in camps during the war so they wouldn't spread information. 

400

What is intergenerational trauma and how has it affected reserves?

It is when trauma is passed down through generations, and in Indigenous communities it has led to substance abuse, physical abuse, and dependency on the government.

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