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After reading Coyote and the Enemy Aliens (King, 2010), discuss three parallelisms you find between Coyote’s behavior in the chapter and the relationship between Indigenous peoples and settlers in Canada’s colonization process. Finally, mention one shared challenge that Indigenous peoples and members of other minority groups have faced in the history of their relationship with mainstream society as per this week’s readings.

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          After reading Coyote and the Enemy Aliens (King, 2010), discuss three parallelisms you find between Coyote’s behavior in the chapter and the relationship between Indigenous peoples and settlers in Canada’s colonization process. Finally, mention one shared challenge that Indigenous peoples and members of other minority groups have faced in the history of their relationship with mainstream society as per this week’s readings.

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After reading Coyote and the Enemy Aliens (King, 2010), discuss three parallelisms you find between Coyote’s behavior in the chapter and the relationship between Indigenous peoples and settlers in Canada’s colonization process. Finally, mention one shared challenge that Indigenous peoples and members of other minority groups have faced in the history of their relationship with mainstream society as per this week’s readings.