Multiple Choice
What is significant about the Calder (1973) case?
A) It is often cited as the legal basis for Indigenous peoples' right to landownership.
B) It is often cited as the legal basis for an inherent right for Indigenous peoples to fish.
C) It is often cited as the legal basis for Indigenous peoples' right to self-government.
D) It is often cited as the legal basis for Indigenous peoples' right to social services.
E) It is often cited as the legal basis for Indigenous peoples' right to citizenship.
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