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Case: Your post must be in your own words, should be grammatically clear, referenced (from the course material only), and cited appropriately APA 7th edition, 300 words.  Please do not go past 350 words.  You also have the option to submit your work by creating a 3-minute video or 3-minute audio post (1 minute per question).    For example, you can submit 100 written words for one question, create an infographic poster for one question, and create a video or audio response for one question (the video or audio response for one question should be one minute long). 

Continuing with this reflection piece, you will be asked again to frame your writing using the Reflection Wheel guides from the East (key and/or significant information) AND from the South (identify and share your emotional response or connection to these key points).  Please explicitly note the Wheel direction(s) you are speaking to in your response so I do not have to make any presumptions or guesses.

Finally, please review the rubric before you officially submit your response.

Week 8 questions:

1. Reflect on the quote, "a single twig breaks, but the bundle of twigs is strong." What do you think Tecumseh meant by this?
2. In your opinion, how might things be different today if Tecumseh hadn't died at Moraviantown?
3. Why is the War of 1812 significant in the context of Indigenous history in Canada (consider the shifting relationships)

Week 9 questions:

1. What did you learn about the Indian Act that surprised you most? In your opinion, do you believe the Act should be amended, eradicated, or otherwise?
2. "Much of Indigenous history in Canada is not widely known. It is Canada's "hidden" history. It's cruel, unfair and hard to own up to." Reflect on this statement in the context of your learning this week. Please share your thoughts, feelings, and questions.