A brief historical-sociological analysis of Aboriginal Societies in general and the context of the Nation State of Canada. Includes a sociological understanding of the impact of contemporary political, economic, and social structural changes in the developed nations on Aboriginal social values and norms, family structure and process, religion and spirituality, majority-minority sociopolitical relations, and social identity.

Credit Restriction: Credit may be obtained for only one of Sociology 204 or SOC 104

Prerequisites: Sociology 100 and 2nd year standing required
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