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The character Even his identity is the communities tradition from how they deal with the dead and how they view the worlds elements as a spirit and treats other people kindly and how he handles people who are impatient he doesn't talk back to them he tries to calm them down when they are running low on resources and goes with the peace option instead of a confrontational approach. His relationship with his family he does it for them to make them good people in the future and to teach them hunting and fishing to get them ready for their life and his communities treats them like they are a part of a big family and he cares for them and not himself. His Sovereignty is to calm everyone down and comes up with the ideas that is fair to everyone in the community during the aggressive winter season they are having. His self-determination is that he doesn't give up on protecting everyone from the outsiders that are coming into the community and trying to keep the fairness of the supplies. His Identity, relationship, sovereignty and self-determination our connecting to caring for others and not just himself and and that is the main thing.

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self determination
Saul is taken away from his family to a school where he proves his metal by sports skills and survived the residential school system

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Moon of the crusted snow
The community is cut off from out side world and need to decide it’s present and future. This is an example of sovereignty

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In the movie the man moved to Nunavut and wanted the kids to play lacrosse. During the movie the man grew a relationship and love for the land and the community and by the end he grew relationships with the animals and all the people. The movie shows self determination because in the movie all the kids on the team had to try and motivate each other because there friends committed suicide as soon as he got to jail.

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Identify- The grizzles- The teens were hard to deal with because they all had a strong connection together and didn’t want to  change the way they were living.

Self determination-we were children- The kids getting forced into the residential school had to learn new things and were forced to learn how to live a different life.

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Self determination when Lyna and glen tried to run away because they wanted to go back home they are determined to   Run away from the residential school.

Abi

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Cottagers and Indians
The women didn’t understand the relationship between the lake and the indigenous man. This is a form of relationship
Liam

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It shows self determination because they pushed through the death of they’re teammate, and they also didn’t give into committing suicide like a lot of teens in their communities did

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They didn’t have the choice of self determination. The children were forced into a different life style without say.

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Identity: In grizzlies when the man was older he was remembering how things were before
Relationship:  In Indian Horse when one of the workers there let Saul sneak out to play in the morning
Self Determination: The people are determined to fix the water where they live.

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Identity: The Missing. Feather being very prideful of her indigenous self, she spreads awareness of systematic racism, violence, and the murders of indigenous women.
Relationships: Turtle Island by Drew Hayden Taylor. Mini-Tupac starts off the story not liking the pet turtle ‘island’. Later on he gains a closer connection with the turtle. Almost representing him getting a deeper connections with his indigenous background.
Self-Determination: In the movie Indian Horse, Saul loves hockey. He wasn’t old enough to play nor did he know how to skate or play. But on his free time or multi-tasking chores, He taught himself how to play, how to skate, and bonus tricks that turned him into a professional hockey player later in his life. He was determined to become good and to play on the team and successfully did it.
Sovereignty: When residential schools were a thing in the movie “We were children” and “Indian Horse” canada as a sovereign country made those schools and the rules around it. Canada made not only the schools but other rules against Indigenous people that weren't right but were still in place.

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We were children - (Alayna)
The kids couldnt eat their own food and was forced to eat what the sisters put in front of them. They couldn't eat their own traditional food

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Identity: this is shown very consistently throughout any of the movies or books  that involve the residential school’s  the utter assimilation of there indigenous identity’s.

Relationships: shown through the connectedness of animals to the Indigenous peoples in books such as the moon of the crusted snow by waubgeshig rice in the beginning when he kills a moose and thanks it when it dies.
Self-determination: this is shown in the moon of the crusted snow by waubgeshig rice.  When Evan the main character begins to re connect with his ancestors and he doesn’t have to but her is decided to choose this path which is a right path in his community.

Sovereignty: in the book moon of the crusted snow by waubgeshig rice. This is demonstrated by the small rez community having a band office which makes all the decisions for the Rez and it well being. This allows them to self govern there community.

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When the boys grow a relationship between everyone on the group

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Identity: In The Marrow Thieves Frenchie and each member of the group have a role to play in ensuring their safety and survival. As well, each individual shares their "coming-to" story - a story that explains how they came to be, their background, and who they are because of the life events they have experienced.

Relationships: In Indian Horse, Saul has a deep connection with the land at God's Lake, but is taken away from this to attend Residential School.

Self-determination:

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