to validate and express commitment to something

the belief one’s culture is superior to all other cultures

make minor changes to make something more fair

offered healthcare, education, hunting rights, reserves, farming, all of it

a person whose first language is french

to bring something to a country something that belongs to that country

provided first nations education whilst assimilating, took kids from family

paid for by taxes and provided by the government

rights guaranteed to specific groups in canadian society for history reason

french speaking first nations, seen as both europeans and first nations

independence as a people, with a right to self government

official language minority

a group that speaks one of canada languages + doesn’t make up the majority

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the right to self govern
automatically
autonomy
automobile
automatic
2
sacred agreements between first nations and europeans
numbered treaties
manitoba act
first nations act
modern treaties
3
one of the groups in canadian society whose members speak an official language in canada
official language minority
official language communities
official language minority community
unofficial language community
4
becoming part of a different cultural group
residential school
scrip
assimilation
anglophone
5
entrenching
to fix firmly without
to fix firmly within
to not fix at all
to fix firmly outside
6
federal legislation related to the rights of first nations people, first passed in 1876 and amended several times
first nations act
quebec act
indian act
newton’s first law
7
treaty 8
didn’t offer annuities, payments, and special benefits
didn’t offer fishing + hunting rights
didn’t offer education
didn’t offer healthcare
8
affirm
to validate and express commitment to something
to invalidate and express commitment to something
to validate and not express commitment to something
to invalidate and not express commitment to something
9
ethnocentrism
the belief one’s culture is superior to all other cultures
the belief that nobody deserves have their own culture
the belief one’s culture is the worst out of all cultures
the belief that everyone’s culture is equal
10
europeans used the word __ to describe the first nations of NA, although the people were diverse and had names already
aboriginal
first nations
indian
historical figures
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offered education, hunting + fishing rights, reserves, farming assistance, annuities + payments , special benefits
treaty 7
treaty 8
treaty 6
treaty 9
12
amendment
make big changes to make something more fair
make minor changes to make something unfair
make big changes to make something unfair
make minor changes to make something more fair
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a document that could be exchanged for land and was offered to metis at the time the numbered treaties were negotiated
desscriptive
scripture
scrip
script
14
treaty 6
didn’t offer healthcare
offered healthcare, education, hunting rights, reserves, farming, all of it
didn’t offer education
offered hunting + fishing rights, reserves, farming assurance, annuities
15
the shared identity of a group of people, especially because of a common language or culture
collective charter
collective identity
first nations
collective rights
16
umbrella name for the diverse aboriginal peoples who have collective rights that are recognized in canadas constitution
aboriginal
indians
first nations
metis
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francophone
a person whose forth language is french
a person whose first language is english
a person whose first language is russian
a person whose first language is french
18
a person whose first language is english
telephone
filophone
francophone
anglophone
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patriate
to take away something from a country that didn’t belong to that country
to bring something to a country something that belongs to that country
to take away something from a country that belonged to that country
to bring something to a country that didn’t belong to that country before
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residential school
provided first nations with healthcare and education, took care of them
provided first nations with fishing and hunting rights
provided first nations education whilst assimilating, took kids from family
provided first nations education without assimilating
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publicly funded
not paid for by taxes and not provided by the government
paid for taxes and provided by communities
paid for by taxes and provided by the government
paid for by people and not provided by the government
22
collective rights
rights guaranteed to no one because canada doesn’t want us to have rights
rights taken away from specific groups in canada because of history reasons
rights guaranteed to everybody in canada for historical purposes
rights guaranteed to specific groups in canadian society for history reason
23
annual payment, under the numbered treaties, ____ are mostly symbolic today
ethnocentrism
annuities
reserve
sovereignty
24
métis
a first nations group included in the numbered treaties
umbrella name for diverse aboriginal peoples
a first nations group that went extinct
french speaking first nations, seen as both europeans and first nations
25
land for the exclusive use of first nations
record
recommend
reservations
reserves
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sovereignty
independence as a people, with a right to self government
independence as a people, with no right to self government
dependence as a people, with a right to self government
dependant as a people, with no right to self government
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official language minority
a group that speaks a random language and is the majority
a group that speaks one of canada languages + doesn’t make up the majority
a group that speaks one of canadas languages + is the majority
a group that speaks both of canadas official languages

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