Significados de aboriginal peoples en inglés

Again I thought of Snook's bitterness over lingering prejudice toward aboriginal peoples.

The other aim was to assimilate aboriginal peoples and crush their cultures.

Some populations, such as aboriginal peoples, are particularly at risk for this disease.

But the deposits are located on treaty lands of aboriginal peoples, known as First Nations.

In political organization, however, the Five Nations had surpassed the other aboriginal peoples of North America.

Some of my ancestors were settlers in the Hudson Bay area and had intermarried with aboriginal peoples.

Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, says religious authorities tried to "socialize and Christianize" aboriginal peoples.

He had become fast friends with missionary John Philip, another Scot, who fought for the rights of aboriginal peoples in South Africa.

This week, he tabled a motion congratulating Australia on the anniversary of its constitution and urging recognition and respect for the aboriginal peoples.

These foods are an integral component of good health among Aboriginal peoples.

Much of this region has sacred and ceremonial significance to Australia's Aboriginal peoples.

Aboriginal peoples make up 4% of the Canadian population and 25% of its prison population.

It was very instructive: Manchineel, apparently, had been used by the Aboriginal Peoples of the Caribbean for poison, torture, and several other worthwhile purposes.

These glimpses of how European intellectuals responded, and failed to respond, to the Aboriginal peoples of Australia come about halfway into Lindqvist's Terra Nullius.

In the child welfare system, which Rudin said was the most significant concern for most Aboriginal peoples, almost 50% of children were Aboriginal.