Lesson 3.1

In This Section

There are two lessons to prepare you to respond to the section inquiry question: What are the continued impacts of historical globalization on Indigenous peoples? You will complete a challenge to take action at the end of the module.

In each lesson you will find opportunities to gather background, examine multiple perspectives, reflect on your own views and experiences, and discuss views and ideas with other students. At the end of this section you will gather your understandings about the relationship between historical globalization and contemporary issues.

The assignment list indicates the types of assignments you will complete and submit for evaluation.

Lesson Synopses

Lesson 1—Consequences

What are the consequences of historical globalization on the lands, rights, and quality of life of Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples?

In this lesson you will examine how historical globalization has led to benefits and challenges for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.

Lesson 2—Impacts

What were the impacts of historical globalization on the identity and citizenship of Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples?

In this lesson you will examine the effects of historical globalization on the identities and citizenship of Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.