Despite several options for the indigenous people to stage a resistance, the administration ensured it seized the avenues. Section 141 of the Indian Act outlawed the indigenous population from raising funds meant to challenge the federal government in a court of law.
Unfortunately, Ottawa added strict policies meant to bar the indigenous people from staging resistance against the colonial state. He ensured that the Aboriginals could not launch legal action to support their rights. Moreover, the indigenous people could not move freely or access monetary aid to ensure that they did not have the resources that could bolster a possible revolution.
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