colonization - Indigenous communities faced _______ when European powers took control of their lands and resources., decolonization - The process of _______ involves undoing the impacts of colonization and restoring Indigenous rights and cultures., displacement - Many Indigenous people experienced _______ due to the loss of their lands and homes., intergenerational trauma - The term _______ refers to the long-lasting harm passed down from one generation to the next due to historical injustices., settlers - _______ arrived in Canada and established communities, often ignoring Indigenous land rights., cultural genocide - _______ refers to the destruction of a culture through policies that erase a group’s traditions, language, and beliefs., residential schools - Many Indigenous children were forced to attend _______ where they were punished for practicing their culture and speaking their languages., survivor - A _______ of the residential school system shared their story of loss and healing with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission., marginalization - The _______ of Indigenous Peoples through economic and social exclusion has caused ongoing inequality., assimilate - Indigenous children were forced to _________in residential schools, losing their language and traditions., cede - The Indigenous leaders were forced to ______ large areas of land to the government in exchange for promises that were often broken. ,

Indigenous Studies (colonization and residential school vocabulary)

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