Permit System

This bingo card has a free space and 29 words: The Royal Proclamation of 1763 was regarding the First Nations, The first act to define what constitutes being "Indian" was in 1850, The Constitution Act was released in 1867, The Indian Act came to power in 1876, Treaties 1-5 were formed pre-Indian Act, Indigenous People were given the ability to enfranchise, Only one person chose to enfranchise, Agriculture was the chosen path to Civilization, The government sent farm instructors to teach First Nations, Indigenous farmers were successful in communities, The permit system was initialized in 1880, A permit was required to purchase groceries and clothes, If you refute the Indian Agent you could get jail time, Settlers were banned from purchasing from native farmers, The permit system did not cover all of Canada at first, In 1951 the permit system expanded to all First Nations, The permit system was annulled in 2014, The permit system isolated those on reserves, The permit system threatened the livelihood of indigenous farmers, The Royal Proclamation of 1674 was important in Canada, The law does not define the term "Indian" until the Indian act came to power, The Indian Act was made in 1745, First nations people never farmed pre-colonialization, Indigenous farmers were completely independent, The permit system was added to the Indian Act in 1881, A permit was required to harvest and farm products within reserves, Indian Agents could kick you off the reserve if you dispute them, The permit system was in effect across Canada from 1880 and The permit and pass system is still intact.

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