indigenous - the people who originally lived in a place, First Nations - people who are Indigenous as Inuit or Métis as Inuit or Métis, Inuit - ndigenous peoples living within the Arctic regions of, Métis - an Indigenous group with mixed family history of First Nations and Europeans, distinct - clearly separate and different, give back - do something good for the world, settler - a person who goes to live in a new place, free for the taking - easy to get or steal, resource - a natural source of wealth or revenue, founder - someone who builds a country, put themselves in charge - decided they were the leaders, potlatch - an important Indigenous ceremony to demonstrate a leader's wealth and power, forcibly removed - taken away by physical force, abuse - cruel and violent treatment of a person, healing - becoming well again, foster care system - a child lives with people who are not the child’s parents, resilient - able to recover quickly from difficult conditions, reclaim control - recover power that was lost, exclude - refuse to admit, consider or include, equality - . the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities, a movement - a group of people with a similar set of goals or ideas, values - the principles that help you to decide what is right and wrong, and how to act, forbidden - not permitted or allowed, uphold our laws - support and maintain our laws,

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