The Statute That Sets Out the Legal Position of Native

question 11

Multiple Choice

The statute that sets out the legal position of Native Canadians is called the

• A) Native Canadian Bill of Rights.
• B) Indian Act.
• C) Native Canadian Independence Act.
• D) Native Canadian Charter of Freedoms.
• E) Native Canadian Self Government Law.

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