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NATO is, of course, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 12 nations signed the North Atlantic Treaty in 1949 in Washington DC. This committed each nation to consider an attack on one of them to be an attack on all. 14 more nations have joined since, with another 4 due in 2009. Oddly enough, the first time the treaty was actually invoked was in 2001, after the 9/11 attacks.
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The Treaty of London also called the First Treaty of London. It was signed in 1839 just after Belgium Independce was won. The agreements were that Belgium would not help any of the warring nations and the warring nations would not attack Belgium.
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On December 1, 1959, representatives of twelve nations sat down together and signed the Antarctic Treaty in multiple languages. The languages are English, French, Russian and Spanish. There is no indication that any one of these countries was 'first'. All twelve nations are considered 'original signatories'.
Twelve nations were the first signatories of the treaty: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Chile, France, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The treaty of La Grande paix de Montreal of August 4th to August 9th of 1701 was signed as a symbol of peace between the French and the First Nations. In the treaty the First Nations also agreed to remain neutral between the French and the British during times of war. The treaty of La Grande paix de Montreal was also a big part of constructing of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms because it was a huge example of peace between different nations and honoring an agreement. The treaty of La Grande paix de Montreal is also protected by Collective Rights under treaty rights.
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Promises varied by treaty. Implicit promises were not to massacre or attack, others included land and money.
It is useful because the First Nations were supposed to get their two conditions which were fair for both the sides (First Nation and British). The two conditions to give up their land was that landownership rights of the First Nations must be respected. The second was that if a First nation did choose to give up land, it should receive a fair payment for it. Clearly, these two things did not happen and therefor it was not a useful beginning because the British didn't respect those conditions. After they took the land, the First Nations were deceived. So instead of everything going smoothly between the First Nation and British, they ended up British didn't get a long so well.