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Collective Rights (Francophone (((In 1754 wars between the French and the…

- - - - In 1754 wars between the French and the British had started happening and that kept changing the status of Canada
        
        The original inhibitors the Acadians, had to pledge an allegiance to the British whenever they won the wars
        
        Then in 1755, the Acadians had enough and refused to pledge there allegiance to the British crown. Instead they said that they would be neutral. The British did not like this and they deported, split up families and seized property.
        
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- - - - Soon after the French and British arrived, there was competition for resources which lead to fighting and genocide
        
        First nations were coercion-ed to singing a treaty, they gave up land and Canada has to pay them money
        
        There are 3 treaty's in Alberta
        1.Northern
        2.Edmonton
        3.Red Deer and Calgary(south)
        
        In 1876, the Indian Act is put into play without the First Nations say. They had to follow a very strict set of rules. The government had all the power against the FNMI.
        
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