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Indian was a label externally imposed on Canada's Indigenous peoples. What factors have contributed to the renaming of Canada's indigenous population?

▸ Indigenous people acquiring more power and renaming themselves

▸ the powerlessness of First Nations people to rename themselves

▸ the inability to develop a collective identity by First Nations people

▸ apologies and renaming efforts by the dominant culture

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