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NURS 401 Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Describe the Metis population A person who self-identifies as Métis is of a historic Métis Nation Ancestry, is distinct from other Aboriginal Peoples, and is accepted by the Métis Nation Aboriginal people of mixed blood (e.g., parents o...

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Describe the Metis population A person who self-identifies as Métis is of a historic Métis

Nation Ancestry, is distinct from other Aboriginal Peoples, and is accepted by the Métis Nation




Aboriginal people of mixed blood (e.g., parents of both Aboriginal and European ancestry).




Have their own dialect (Michif language) but are diverse linguistically, depending on the

combination of ancestry (e.g., Cree, Dene, Ojibway, English, and French).




what is the fastest growing population in canada the indigenous population




describe the indigenous culture and way of living pre-colonization self-determining, self-

governing vibrant communities




holistic perspective on health and wellness reflective of the interconnectedness of the mental,

physical, emotional and spiritual facets of life.




effective systems of hygiene, nutrition, medicine, and healing practices that insured survival,

health and wellness.

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found innovative ideas on education, hunting, fishing and gathering foods alongside

sophisticated and complex social and cultural governance strategies




Diseases were absent prior to European contact, and dental caries accounted for less than 1% of

all teeth




lived in harmony and balance with the environment.




Define colonialism acquiring or maintaining colonies; it involves a *wealthier power

controlling and exploiting another society*.




*Settlement of colonies and the imposition of one powers culture on another*




List and describe the 3 waves of colonialism that occurred in Canada *legal wave*


- *legislation that suppressed rights* of indigenous persons




*administrative wave*

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- *reserve system* that *isolated Indigenous peoples* and allowed Europeans to claim the land




*ideological wave*

- residential school system and foster parent systems were intended to assimilate and isolate

Indigenous peoples. taking away the indigenous culture/values/beliefs




define treaty an agreement between indigenous peoples and government in which

indigenous peoples ceded their rights to land in exchange for reserves, small cash payments,

land-use rates, and other considerations.




the first treaty established among indigenous nations established peace and reminded people to

live in piece while sharing the resources and land equally, this changed during colonization.




how were treaties used by the european settlers to exert power? a number of treaty

obligations, included those that impacted community health, we're not fulfilled by the

government.

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with dislocation and disease brought by settlers, indigenous persons were forces into situation in

which their survival relied on signing these treaties that further damaged the health of their

communities




define decolonization the process of *undoing the impact of colonial state*




Entails engaging in *critical reflective thought* processes that *address social issues* in the

wider framework of *indigenous self determination, sovereignty, and social justice* within the

*context of indigenous history's, struggles, and ideals.*




CHNs and decolonization engage in shared storytelling




critical questioning of policies governing healthcare delivery




responding to verbal and nonverbal expressions of resistance




building collaborative relationships

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