Indigenous Treaties in Canada 1713-1800 | History Lesson

In this lesson, we'll explore some of the key treaties and agreements that shaped the relationships between Indigenous peoples and European powers during the period from 1713 to 1800. These treaties played a pivotal role in the history of Canada, impacting various Indigenous communities and their interactions with European colonizers. They remain significant today, as they continue to influence Indigenous rights, land claims, and relationships with the Canadian government. Understanding this history is crucial for recognizing the ongoing importance of these agreements in shaping Canada's Indigenous policies and relations. This "Minds On" lesson aligns with the Ontario Grade 7 History Curriculum expectation: A3.2 identify a few key treaties of relevance to Indigenous people during this period, including wampum belts exchanged, and explain the significance of some of these agreements for different people and communities in Canada