Modern Canada
What important voting change for Indigenous people occurred in 1960?
- They could vote only municipally
- They could vote without giving up treaty rights or registered status
- They had to give up treaty rights to vote
- They could vote only abroad
Answers & Explanations
They could vote without giving up treaty rights or registered status
In 1960 Indigenous people gained the right to vote without surrendering treaty rights or registered Indian status.
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