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Students must analyze the novel Indian Horse assessing its depiction of Indigenous identity and the relationship between Indigenous people and Settler-Canadian society.

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Students must analyze the novel Indian Horse assessing its depiction of Indigenous identity and the relationship between Indigenous people and Settler-Canadian society.
ANSWER THIS QUESTION:
Saul faced racism and discrimination in and outside the hockey rink. How and why does this lead him to a rehab facility? How can you connect Saul’s story to the story of Indigenous people in Canada? Provide examples from the text to support your arguments.
– A thesis is required for this assignment and must be adequately supported using examples from the novel.
– Citations must be used when you quote or paraphrase.
– Font: Size 12, Times New Roman; A work cited/references page is also required.
The following prompts may assist you in writing your paper:
Outline a brief history of the Residential School system in Canada. What was the purpose of this education system? (External sources may help here; see week five readings in the resources section).
Consider intergenerational trauma as a result of the Residential School system.
Consider the importance of family and community in Saul’s life.
Consider the importance of Ojibway culture in Saul’s life.
Consider the impact of Hockey on Saul’s life; Does hockey help Saul cope with racism,
discrimination, and inequality?
Consider the relationship between Indigenous people and settler-Canadian society
Is hockey a bridge between a settler-Canadian society and Indigenous people?
You will be graded based on a coherent and robust thesis statement, your ability to answer the question clearly, and relevance to the text. It will be easy to know whether you read. the book or simply watched the movie. You must provide appropriate citations when you quote or paraphrase any information from the text.
*You must include a references section at the end of your paper.*
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