IKE 1040

______ would play an important pacification role

A Sacred Smudging Ceremony is considered cleansing ceremony for body, mind and spirit, & also used to cleanse the space

First peoples of Turtle Island (Canada, United States, Mexico and the Caribbean) were colonized by colonial powers as

On whose unceded and ancestral Indigenous territory does the University of Prince Edward Island stand?

In what year was Elsie Knott elected First Nations chief?

Which one is NOT considered an example of Indigenous teachings?

Indigenous youth face a greater chance of being incarcerated than of getting a university education

How is the Indigenous youth’s health affected by colonization?

Which viewing on ‘resilience and reclamation’ demonstrated the power of the black art canvas, (the dark colonial past)

At what age did Autumn Peltier become chief water commissioner?

When do we offer Tobacco in the Indigenous community?

The four sacred medicines are

An Indigenous man marries a non-Indigenous woman, and has a child. Who has status?

Sharing circles: a means to ensure everyone participating has an opportunity to share ideas and thoughts &promote growth

Which animal does the top of the Tipi represent?

Which of the 7 districts is PEI in?

The FIRST THREE (3) tipi poles are teachings regarding the foundation of the human character, which are

Under the 1876 Indian Act, and emphasized by special guest speaker, Elder Judy Clark, Indian women were defined

‘We Were not the Savages’ by Mi’kmaq Historian Daniel N. Paul implies that

The creation of _ was for UPEI to acknowledge Indigenous knowledge and ways of knowing & integrate withinthe curriculum

The _ was a pronouncement by British Crown setting the conditions by which lands could be taken from Indigenous people

Full decolonization of Canada is a massive transfer of land back to the Indigenous peoples.

What is the difference between western way of knowing and indigenous way of knowing?

Which phase do First Nation numbers decline rapidly due to sickness and disease?

Which was NOT an objective of the government’s Indian policy:

All EXCEPT which make up the term Indigenous?

Which animal is the hero in the story of Turtle Island?

When we refer to the Indigenous peoples, the first peoples of this territory, we call them:

According to Dr. Pam Palmater, in her concluding essay, “decolonization is taking back our power”

Which is NOT one of the three ideologies Aiken and Ogawa cited each person should display:

knowledge that depends on laws that have been established through the application of methods to phenomena in the world:

Around how many years ago did Mi'kmaq arrive in Mi'kma'ki?

What color is the cloth we use for our tobacco ties in class?

How does Indigenous ways of knowing encompass relations?

How long have the Indigenous peoples been on this land?

vibrant relationship between the people, their environment, &other living things & spirits that share land

In the Ojibwa telling of the creation story of Turtle Island, there was also a teaching, which was:

Elder Judy spoke influences that had direct impact on her life and of Mi’kmaq peoples of this territory. Which was NOT?

All EXCEPT which of the following are aspects of the medicine wheel?

Approx Indigenous population reduced due to European settlers and their colonial governments?

Prior to contact with Europeans, First Nation peoples:

A philosophical assumption of colonialCanada [early 1800s] was that Indians were incapable of making adult decisions

What year was the peace and friendship treaties signed? hunt, fish, gather & earn reasonable $, w/o Brit interfer

Teachings, typically passed on by Elders, are

The British used the ____ to assert authority and jurisdiction over our territories throughout Turtle Island

The term Turtle Island is also associated with a resurgence of Indigenous peoples’__

Historically, Canada’s Indian policy has been one built upon assimilation and displacement.

The term ‘reclamation’ in the context of Indigenous peoples’ culture, can best be described as

The term, _____, is used to pay respect to and recognize First peoples’ territory and presence since the beginning

[Indigenous worldviews] four Rs are dealt with daily through interactions with people, the environment, & the cosmos are

How far was Stanley Vollant's walk?

What animal is represented in the Indigenous Teaching "Wisdom?"

Turtle Island, for many Indigenous groups, is a symbol of the land mass we live, which includes:

What are ‘tobacco ties’ used for?

Who was an influential voice in the movement to address missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls?

What is in the Indian Act, what does it contain?

What makes up Turtle Island?

Which of the following herb is NOT used in cleansing rituals?

The term for the killing of sled dogs en masse by authorities (RCMP) under the guise of public health and safety?

What is the role of an elder? Select all that apply

What genre is Cherie Dimaline's first novel, Red Rooms?

Who earned a 2007 Nobel Prize nomination?

Why do we say Land Acknowledgement?

What year did the Indigenous women receive their Indigenous status back?

Who are the athletes in the article?

The __was/were considered the main and most influential means for achieving assimilation

Colonialism has three components:

Resilience signifies Indigenous peoples demonstrated a capacity to recover from significant hardships (cultural genocide

Indigenous people continue to seek their inward journeys through:

is an initiative focused on protecting, preserving and implementing the constitutionally entrenched rights of Mi’kmaq

When was the Indian Act established?

The way to fight colonization is by reculturing yourself and by recentring yourself in your homeland

The traumatic event that affected Thelma Chalifoux in 1958 was called "the 60's scoop"

What is the difference between residential schools and day schools?

The idea that Canada engaged in genocide vs ‘cultural genocide’ is a debated topic amongst Canadian scholars and authors

All except which of the following were tactics used by Canada to discriminate against Indigenous people?