Question

41. Which statement best characterizes Aboriginal rights where treaties have not been negotiated?

a. They were ceded upon Confederation.
b. They continue to exist.
c. They have been reinstated by the federal government.
d. They are limited to fishing and hunting rights.

Answer 1

Aboriginal rights where treaties have not been negotiated continue to exist.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement that best characterizes Aboriginal rights where treaties have not been negotiated is b. They continue to exist. Aboriginal rights are inherent and have not been ceded upon Confederation or reinstated by the federal government. While some treaties may address specific rights such as fishing and hunting, Aboriginal rights extend beyond these activities.