Who is a Bill C 31 Indian?

A person regained Indian Status when the Indian Act was amended in 1985

Who are the Indigenous peoples of Canada?

First Nations, Metis, Inuit and their descendants

Who is a Status/Registered Indian?

A First Nations person who meets the requirements under the Indian Act

An Acronym often used to refer to First Nations, Metis and Inuit people

Who is a Knowledge Keeper?

A member of an Indigenous group; recognized by their community

Who is a Treaty Indian?

A Status Indian whose ancestors signed Treaty with the Crown

1 of the 3 distinct Indigenous Peoples of Canada-1982 Canadian Constitution

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1
Who is an Elder?
Recognized by community members as carrying important wisdom and knowledge
A highly respected member of a First Nation, Metis or Inuit community.
All of the above
Individuals hold different gifts, knowledge or talents.
2
How many Treaty territories are in Alberta
5
3
11
2
3
What Treaty Territory do we live on?
Treaty 7
Treaty 1
We do not live on a Treaty territory
Treaty 6
4
Who is a Bill C 31 Indian?
They attained their full Indian Status as per the Indian Act
A person regained Indian Status when the Indian Act was amended in 1985
Applies to all Metis, Inuit and First Nations people of Canada
Status men lost theirs Status when they married non Indigenous women
5
Who are the Indigenous peoples of Canada?
Does not include the Metis people
Cree, Blackfoot, Dene, Nakoda Sioux, Saulteaux
First Nations, Metis, Inuit and their descendants
Groups that share history, culture, Protocols, Traditions and languages
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Who is a Status/Registered Indian?
A First Nation person who is eligible to apply to be registered at 18 years
A First Nations person who is not on the general list in Ottawa.
A First Nation person who has the support of their Chief and Council.
A First Nations person who meets the requirements under the Indian Act
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Who is a non-status Indian?
A First Nations person who has lost their status under the Indian Act.
All of the above
A First Nation person who is not registered under the Indian Act
A First Nations person who has been Enfranchised.
8
What is FNMI?
Indigenous people of Canada are a part of a homogeneous group.
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An Acronym often used to refer to First Nations, Metis and Inuit people
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Who is a Knowledge Keeper?
An Indigenous person who states they have Indigenous knowledge
Anyone from any community who has learned about Indigenous knowledge
A very smart person
A member of an Indigenous group; recognized by their community
10
Who are the Inuit?
This term is plural, while the singular form is Inuk.
All of the above
"The People" in the Inuktituk language
The Indigenous People in northern Canada who live in Nunavut, Yukon and NWT
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Who is a Treaty Indian?
A person whose community resides in Canada
All Inuit people in Canada.
All First Nation people in Canada.
A Status Indian whose ancestors signed Treaty with the Crown
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Who are the Metis?
They do not have land based communities in Canada.
Canadians who have mixed Indigenous and non Indigenous ancestry makes Metis
Their distinct culture was established after the growth of the fur trade.
1 of the 3 distinct Indigenous Peoples of Canada-1982 Canadian Constitution

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