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    The document summarizes three sources that discuss why Euro-Canadians wanted Aboriginal communities to adopt their culture. The sources explain that Euro-Canadians sought to assimilate Aboriginal youth through residential schools that removed them from their families and communities for over 100 years. Additionally, Euro-Canadians displaced Aboriginal peoples from their lands for commercial gain, premised on notions of superiority and conquest. The sources will be used to argue that Euro-Canadians strongly imposed their way of life on Aboriginal communities and exploited the environment in collaboration with Aboriginal peoples without adverse effects.

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    The document summarizes three sources that discuss why Euro-Canadians wanted Aboriginal communities to adopt their culture. The sources explain that Euro-Canadians sought to assimilate Aboriginal youth through residential schools that removed them from their families and communities for over 100 years. Additionally, Euro-Canadians displaced Aboriginal peoples from their lands for commercial gain, premised on notions of superiority and conquest. The sources will be used to argue that Euro-Canadians strongly imposed their way of life on Aboriginal communities and exploited the environment in collaboration with Aboriginal peoples without adverse effects.

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    The document summarizes three sources that discuss why Euro-Canadians wanted Aboriginal communities to adopt their culture. The sources explain that Euro-Canadians sought to assimilate Aboriginal youth through residential schools that removed them from their families and communities for over 100 years. Additionally, Euro-Canadians displaced Aboriginal peoples from their lands for commercial gain, premised on notions of superiority and conquest. The sources will be used to argue that Euro-Canadians strongly imposed their way of life on Aboriginal communities and exploited the environment in collaboration with Aboriginal peoples without adverse effects.

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    The document summarizes three sources that discuss why Euro-Canadians wanted Aboriginal communities to adopt their culture. The sources explain that Euro-Canadians sought to assimilate Aboriginal youth through residential schools that removed them from their families and communities for over 100 years. Additionally, Euro-Canadians displaced Aboriginal peoples from their lands for commercial gain, premised on notions of superiority and conquest. The sources will be used to argue that Euro-Canadians strongly imposed their way of life on Aboriginal communities and exploited the environment in collaboration with Aboriginal peoples without adverse effects.

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    Aboriginal community

    Nirali Parmar

    Norquest College

    English 2550 A01

    Taylor Scanlon

    Assignment 2A: Annotated Bibliography

    23/10/2020
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    Aboriginal community

    Research question: For what reason did the Euro-Canadian want the aboriginal community to

    adopt their culture?

    Goulet, S., Lorenzetti, L., Walsh. C. A., Wells, L & Claussen, C. (2016). First Peoples Child &

    Family Review: Domestic Violence and Prevention in Urban Aboriginal Communities.

    As per this text, he stated that abusive behavior, risk, and protective factors are

    present in the urban aboriginal community. The multifaceted effects of colonization,

    including private school trauma, are critical in understanding violence in the urban

    aboriginal context. The specialist believed that there are some risk factors for aboriginal

    domestic violence, which incorporate sexual orientation, financial status, age, lessened

    social personality, racism, separation, and substance misuse. The Europeans proposed an

    all-encompassing methodology to survey flexibility with an aboriginal context focusing

    on individuals, families, and communities. I intend to address domestic violence in the

    aboriginal community in physical abuse, psychological abuse, sexual abuse, and dangers

    to harm kids in the aboriginal community.

    Allan, B.& Smylie, J. (2015). First Peoples, Second Class Treatment: The Role of Racism in the

    Health and Wellbeing of Indigenous People in Canada.

    This article aims the assimilation the indigenous youngsters into European and

    Christian social standards, beliefs, and practices. The source also gives data about how

    indigenous kids were truly taken out from the care of their families and communities to
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    private schools, a system of institutionalized education and care that lasted well over 100

    years (Allan, 2015). I will utilize this source to give supporting data concerning why the

    Euro-Canadian powerfully brought their way of life into the aboriginal community.

    MacDowell, L. S. (2012). An Environmental History of Canada.

    This book of Environmental History of Canada, by Laurel Sefton McDowell,

    centers around misusing the native climate by the Euro-Canadian; he contended that there

    was accommodation with different species and nature in the aboriginal community. They

    were people adapted to their environment and worked out a code of behavior for living

    compatibly with their world (Miller, 1989). They lived in an integrated environment

    where they farm and hunt together as a family; however, the Euro-Canadian

    expansionism led European states with advanced technologies to invade remote lands

    occupied by immigrant farmers and hunters-gathers, whom they displaced. These acts

    were premised on the notion of superiority, conquest, and environmental exploitation for

    commercial gain. The Euro-Canadian wanted the aboriginal to adopt their belief, culture,

    and norms to take commercial gain over their land. The aboriginal still felt this pain even

    up till today. I intend to use this review to support my argument by ensuring collaboration

    between the Euro-Canadian and the aboriginal community in environmental exploitation

    without adverse effects on the environment.

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