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Self-governance

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Self-rule means a group can lead itself.

Nuuk and Katuaq - Visit Greenland
Nuuk and Katuaq - Visit Greenland

This lets people make their own choices. It means no one else tells them what to do.

Groups use rules to stay on track. These rules show how to act. They can help people solve problems.

Some lands use self-rule to be free. This helps them decide their own future.

People also use self-rule in their own lives. They can learn to control their own actions. This is a way to be free.

Self-rule helps people take charge of their lives.

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