The Sami of Sweden Crossword

The Indigenous peoples of the northern Arctic
The Sami herd these animals
Process of one country taking over another's land
To roam from place to place
The Swedish government ordered this to wayward girls
Sami children in Sweden were sent to these
Short for legislation
Sami herders call their work boazovázzi, which translates as "reindeer . . . . ."
Sami culture is closely linked to land and
As well as herding, Sami also hunt and
Sweden's capital
Threats to Sami land and resource rights are the wood industry, tourism and
The number of Sami languages
The number of countries Sami inhabit
Process of Swedishing the Sami
Climatic region of the Sami
Sami live in Finland, Sweden, Norway and
Sami oral histories
Sami singing
Main continent of the Sami
Derogatory term used against the Sami
Land rights refer to land
Relationship to all things country
Paid by the Sami to the government
The Sami's sense of their own 'nationhood'
Reindeer herding collectives
Only applied to reindeer herders
Sami who chose other activities to reindeer herding were assimilated legally and
1886 legislation granting hunting and fishing rights on designated lands only to herding Sami.
Sami jewellery type
Swedish Sami version of Australia's Rabbit Proof Fence
Sámi use for domesticated reindeer
Reindeer herding groups
Reindeer are mainly sold for their
Modern Sámi reindeer herders new technology