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	Nation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The nationals are the members of the "nation" and are distinguished by a common identity, and almost always by a common origin, in the sense of ancestry, parentage or descent.
		Nationals are considered to share certain traits and norms of behavior, certain duties toward other members, and certain responsibilities for the actions of the members of the same nation.
		In common usage, terms such as nations, country, land and state often appear as near-synonyms, i.e., for a territory under a single sovereign government, or the inhabitants of such a territory, or the government itself; in other words, a de jure or de facto state.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nation (1211 words)

	From the Ponderosa Pine Trees
		Not all red nations peoples hunted buffalo and traveled in teepees; actually most tribes had places of residence constructed nearby hunting grounds or the ocean with farmlands nearby where crops such as corn and squash were cultivated for easier harvest.
		One way that the white nation’s peoples succeeded at concluding the era of the Plains Indians was to destroy all the buffalo by shooting them en mass or causing their herds to jump off cliffs as they were chased by men on horseback.
		So much soul was consumed from the red nation’s peoples that the Anu had no use for all of it; excessive soul was then bartered away to the Pleiades or Orion for use in their dreamtime as well.
	www.ascendpress.org /Community/Plants&Trees/PonderosaTrees.htm (3946 words)

	CWIS - The Fourth World Journal - Fourth World Nations in the Era of Globalisation by Kathy Seton
		However, the intimate association between indigenous peoples and their land, and their determination to maintain their way of life, is most obviously expressed in their worldwide opposition to imposed destructive change.
		In Indonesia, the Jakarta government lists seven goals for its transmigration program: "to promote national unity, national security, an equal distribution of the population, national development, the preservation of nature, help to the farming classes and improvement of the condition of local peoples" (Nietschmann 1986:7; emphasis in original).
		A nation is a people with a distinct culture evolved over time "as a product of human interaction with their environment (on the earth and in relation to the cosmos) and with the spiritual realm" (Ryser 1996:11).
	www.cwis.org /fwj/41/fworld.html (7572 words)

	Story of Scotland: Scots, Picts, Angles & Britons
		Those four peoples and how they came to form one nation sets the backdrop for this chapter.
		The warlike and expansive peoples known as the Angles came to Scotland, initially, as auxiliaries for the Roman Empire.
		The Picts were, like most “pure” races, were a mixture of peoples.
	members.aol.com /scothist/scot3.html (6517 words)

	Indigenous Peoples and Nation-States: A New Relationship
		International agencies that provide financing and technical cooperation continue to establish norms to ensure that their projects promote respect for and management by indigenous peoples.
		The respect for indigenous peoples that is found in museums does not always carry over to real life, and real people are often left at the margins politically, culturally and economically.
		Such a legal instrument would benefit not only the 40 million indigenous Americans, but all the peoples and governments of North, Central and South America and the Caribbean, who need all their cultural capital in order to develop more democratic societies and meet the challenges of the new millenium.
	www.oas.org /OASNews/1999/English/March-April99/article3.htm (630 words)

	Peoples Nation - Rap Dictionary
		Peoples Peoples Nation is an alliance of street gangs based out of the Chicago area, rival to the Folk Nation set.
		It is also common for members of People Nation gang members to wear caps tilted to the left, earrings in the left ear, or bandanas hanging from the left pocket or tied around the left leg.
		This is in contrast to Folk Nation gangs, which wear similar clothing on the right side of their body.
	www.rapdict.org /index.php?title=Peoples_Nation&redirect=no (144 words)

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		Indigenous peoples, on the basis of historical claims clamor for their rights to their ancestral territories and the resources therein, right to self-determination, identity and culture.
		Several indigenous peoples especially from the developing world have been pushed to take up arms in defense of their ancestral territories against the nation-states and also against corporations involved in primary resource extraction.
		The key actors involved are the indigenous peoples, nation-states, and multinational corporations/transnational corporations and liberation movements.
	www.skyinet.net /~tebtebba (549 words)

	Identificational Repentance
		God not only proclaims judgement to all peoples; he also proclaims justice to all peoples, even peace to all nations (Zech 9:10)!
		The chiefshepherd breaks the covenant, because of the terrible behaviour of the undershepherds, the kings and presidents of the peoples, with the atrocious consequences for the peoples.
		Also: most references in the Psalms to the judgement of peoples do not refer to their sins against Israel; they rather state that peoples are the kind of entities that is to be judged (on the basis of an assumed to be known covenant).
	www.reconcile.org /identcon.htm (4626 words)

	Indigenous Peoples opposing Nation-States
		The concluding meeting of the United Nations Working Group on the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the UN Decade of the World's Indigenous Peoples began with a protest against a handful of participating governments' consistent policies preventing the recognition of the human rights of indigenous peoples.
		The hunger strike and spiritual fast inside the UN Palais des Nations was launched in the opening hour of the 10th session spearheaded by the International Indian Treaty Council.
		The dialogue continued into the afternoon session wrapping up with facilitators from indigenous peoples and governments agreeing to assist the chair in drafting the agreements reached among the delegates.
	www.unpo.org /news_detail.php?arg=02&par=1549 (790 words)

	My Home Page
		Everyone within the Nation of Peoples will bw given a position within the Nation and this position is to be upheld with your love and life as a soldier at all times.
		If you are a member of this Nation of Peoples, it is a permanent status and these Laws are not to be read by anyone outside the Nation of Peoples.
		Everyone within the Nation of Peoples will be in scout for anyone wishing to become a member of this Organization.
	www.angelfire.com /ga/gangstadisciple/hooklit.html (723 words)

	Eugene Hillman, CSSp - Good News for Every Nation - Via Inculturation
		A nation’s unity, identity, coherence, autonomy, territorial claims, commonalities, sense of integrity, belonging, continuity and common destiny are rooted in their long historical experience of being human together, sharing their joys in the best of times, and surviving their tribulations in the worst of times.
		A nation is an indigenous human group regarding themselves, and explicitly identifying themselves as a people apart in the global family of humankind.
		Moreover, the influence of nationalism is expected to increase greatly throughout these continents as the multitude of ethnic groups, many of whom are not yet cognizant of their identity, further acquire national awareness.
	www.sedos.org /english/Hillman_2.htm (3577 words)

	First Nations Peoples by Snowhawk
		Occupation of the Cherokee Nation by the Union
		These are only the Nations I am aware of; there are some in the family who claim there are even more.
		Recently I was told my ancestors are also of the Creek, Chahta (Choctaw) and Chickasaw Nations.
	www.snowhawk.com /fn.html (309 words)

	Resources on Indigenous People
		Information relating to the study of the relationship between indigenous peoples of the rainforests, and the environment in which they live, and which is rapidly being destroyed.
		One of the casualties of the global expansion of the culture of capitalism is cultural diversity; nation-states function largely to integrate, peacefully or violently, their members into a common culture.
		This report from Human Rights Watch "dissects the deceptive discourse of genocide and shows how ordinary administrative structures and practices were turned into mechanisms of murder." In addition, it examines the actions of the major international actors, who withdrew the UN troops when the genocide began.
	faculty.plattsburgh.edu /richard.robbins/legacy/indigenous_peoples.htm (3756 words)

	Cree Nation response to Dams & Development - A new framework for decision-making
		The James Bay Cree Nation and Pimicikamak Cree Nation are indigenous peoples in the Quebec and Manitoba regions of boreal, subarctic Canada that have been adversely affected by hydro-electric mega-projects involving river diversions and river basin re-engineering since the 1970?s.
		We, the James Bay Cree Nation and Pimicikamak Cree Nation, indigenous peoples in the boreal, subarctic regions of Canada, have suffered ongoing violations of our fundamental human rights (as was recently recognized by two United Nations human rights monitoring bodies) as a result of massive hydro-electric development in our traditional lands.
		On the occasion of the release of the WCD Final Report, indigenous peoples, organisations and individuals around the world have endorsed the attached call on financial institutions to immediately implement strict guidelines to prevent and address the adverse impacts of water and energy projects.
	www.dams.org /report/reaction/reaction_cree.htm (998 words)

	Welcome to the XXV International Congress of Applied Psychology
		Even in modern democratic states, the rights of First Nation peoples are not observed, especially since indigenous peoples are not legally recognized as “peoples.” Indigenous peoples are defined as “populations,” “award of the state,” or as “domestic concern” and thus cannot be protected under Article 1.
		Unless indigenous peoples are given collective rights and self-determination as peoples in accordance with the above-mentioned UN Covenant, and thereby are given recognition in the international and national legal context, the human rights and dignity of indigenous peoples cannot be guaranteed.
		Instead, First Nation peoples are often oppressed, exploited, and persecuted.
	www.iaapsy.org /25icap/common/SYMP49.htm (1188 words)

	First Nations Site Index...
		The Squamish Nation Network - The Squamish Nation is comprised of Salish peoples who are descendants of the aboriginal peoples who lived in the present day Greater Vancouver area; Gibson's landing and Squamish River watershed.
		To state that there is a worthy "tradition" and heritage in the name, and that it should thus be kept, is to enforce the notion of the heritage of racism against Native peoples and the tradition of keeping them only as a mascot.
		The Squamish Nation have occupied and governed their territory since beyond recorded history.
	www.dickshovel.com /www.html (1990 words)

	A Nation of Peoples — www.greenwood.com
		A Nation of Peoples is, in sum, an excellent reference work that will be useful to students and to scholars as well.
		The essays are well written, informative, packed with detail, and interesting....As a broad overview with up-to-date coverage of statistical data, comtemporary events and bibliography, A Nation of Peoples is excellent.
		The chapters in this reference book demonstrate that America has been far more than a nation of immigrants; it has been a nation of peoples--of virtually all races, religions, and nationalities--inclusive of indigenous natives and peoples long present as well as myriad immigrant and refugee groups.
	www.greenwood.com /catalog/GR9961.aspx (594 words)

	Many Peoples - One Nation Home Page
		It was a rich and culturally diverse land of peoples uniquely adapted to their environment.
		A vast continent of over 500 tribal nations, each with their own unique, rich heritage and ancestry.
		A tribute to the native peoples of America
	homepages.tesco.net /~richard.alonzo/indexnf.htm (269 words)

	Non-wood forest products for rural income and sustainable forestry
		However, this extension of the domain of the nation state is highly problematic for indigenous peoples, because it appears to contradict international human rights law, according to which ‘all peoples may, for their own ends, freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources’.
		Indigenous peoples possess their own locally-specific systems of jurisprudence with respect to the classification of different types of knowledge, proper procedures for acquiring and sharing knowledge, and the rights and responsibilities which attach to possessing knowledge, all of which are embedded uniquely in each culture and its language.
		Indigenous peoples are outspoken in their opposition to such patents, considering them to be violations of the sanctity of life and contrary to their moral beliefs.
	www.fao.org /docrep/W7261E/W7261e06.htm (3436 words)

	First Nations/First Peoples Issues
		Indian Country Today will no longer visit the [First Nations] web site...
		...misleading and misinformed sources may harm innocent people and cause others unnecessary anguish.
		We do not consider much of the internet as a factual source.
	www.dickshovel.com /firstnations.html (112 words)

	Compact Histories
		Aside from Nicollet, the earliest mention of the Mascouten was by the French which used their Huron name, Assistaeronon (Assitaehronon, Assitagueronon, Attistae) which translates as Fire Nation (Nation of Fire).
		They were a clean people, when compared to the white English, German, and Scots-Irish settlers drifting in, infiltrating their territory, most of whom were satisfied to bathe in autumn and not again til spring.
		Wenro is a short form of their Huron name, Wenrohronon, meaning "the people of the place of floating scum." The name derived from the location of their main village near the site of the famous oil spring at Cuba, New York.
	www.tolatsga.org /Compacts.html (4403 words)

	How To Make Your Dreams Come True And Achieve Your Destiny!
		President Abraham Lincoln envisioned a nation conceived in liberty, in which all men, women, and children are created and treated equally, regardless of race, color, age, sex, education, occupation, beliefs, or other unique differences.
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	www.cybernation.com /index.php (511 words)

	AMC CHRONOLOGY
		However, First Nations peoples were entitled to hunt, fish and trap all year on any "unoccupied Crown lands" and on private land to which they are granted access.
		We must recognize the impact of these actions on the once self-sustaining nations that were disaggregated, disrupted, limited or even destroyed by the dispossession of traditional territory, by the relocation of Aboriginal people, and by some provisions of the Indian Act.
		Royal Proclamation signed by King George III of Great Britain recognized First Nations people as "nations" and acknowledged that they continued to possess lands and territories until they were "ceded to or purchased by" the Crown.
	www.manitobachiefs.com /culture/chronology.html (4727 words)

	"the People's Paths home page!" North American Indian & Indigenous People - Business Paths
		Native Nations Dance Theatre "NNDT was developed for the purpose of educating children and adults about the existence of Native American artists in their community.
		Canyon National Bank "With a 45% interest by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, Canyon National Bank is a leader in Native American finance.
		Intertribal GIS Council Pendleton, Oregon " IGC is a national non-profit organization dedicated to promoting tribal self determination by improving management of geographic information and building intertribal communication networks.
	www.yvwiiusdinvnohii.net /business.html (13550 words)

	Many peoples one nation Let us unite to Americanize America. WWI Posters
		Many peoples one nation Let us unite to Americanize America.
		Many peoples - one nation Let us unite to Americanize America.
		Title: Many peoples - one nation Let us unite to Americanize America.
	www.rainfall.com /posters/WWI/475.htm (212 words)

	First Nation Peoples and European Explorers
		Educational resources for North American Studies, first Nations Studies, Indigenous Studies, and Aboriginal Studies.
		18 lesson plans connecting art with aboriginal peoples listed by province and grade.
		Three lessons, resources and worksheets to learn about the Bering Sea Eskimo people.
	www.edselect.com /grade_61.htm (250 words)

	Native American Home Pages - Nations
		Southern Cherokee Nation - descendants of the Ridge faction.
		There are dozens of North American Nations that speak Algonquian languages all across the United States and Canada, but the languages and their speakers are as different from each other as French and Spanish and Italian are.
		The Treaty held with the Indians of the Six Nations at Philadelphia, in July 1742 [microform] : to which is prefix'd an account of the first confederacy of the Six Nations, their present tributaries, dependents and allies.
	www.nativeculturelinks.com /nations.html (2181 words)

	Tuscarora and Six Nations Websites
		Note: Tuscaroras.com is not affiliated with or approved or endorsed by the Tuscarora Nation of New York.
		While there are official websites for various organizations, Tuscaroras.com is not the official website of the Tuscarora Nation of New York.
		1789 Articles of Agreement Between Six Nations and Pennsylvania
	tuscaroras.com (112 words)

	HIST W300 4479 Peoples and Nation in World History
		HIST W300 4479 Peoples and Nation in World History
		We will discuss various topics including colonialism, nationalism, the importance of borders and boundaries, ethnic conflict, migration, and even the interaction of popular culture and identity.
		Specific topics will include ethnic conflict in the former Yugoslavia, the Rwandan genocide, the impact of colonialism on identity in Africa and Asia, and the preservation of a distinct culture among scattered migrant populations.
	www.indiana.edu /~deanfac/blsu202/hist/hist_w300_4479.html (156 words)

	THE PEOPLE OF PEACE
		American Indian lineage. However, this Nation is to organize all those who seek to walk a Traditional lifestyle, and who are willing to make sacred covenants to return to the community.
		THEN YOU NEED TO READ ON We are a Sovereign Nation, and do not have nor do we wish to have involvements with any other government, other than that which one Sovereign Nation may have with another.
		We recognize that our people may hold citizenship in any other nation they wish.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Olympus/2262 (362 words)

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