True, Treaties are agreements between Indigenous nations and the Crown., Indigenous governance existed before Canada., Treaties are still important today., Treaties often include land and resource agreements., The federal government is involved in treaty relationships., Provincial governments may be involved in treaty issues., Treaties can affect all Canadians., Indigenous communities have their own systems of governance., Some Indigenous communities use both traditional and modern systems., The Indian Act created band councils., Chiefs are leaders in many First Nations communities., Sovereignty means having the right to govern yourself., Indigenous groups may have different views about sovereignty., Treaty rights can still be discussed today., False, All treaties are the same., Municipal governments make treaties., Treaties only affect Indigenous people., All Indigenous communities use the same governance system., The Indian Act created all Indigenous governance systems., Band councils are the only form of Indigenous governance., Indigenous people did not have leaders before the Indian Act., Treaties removed all Indigenous rights., Treaties are only about the past.

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