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A Quiz that will introduce #Canadain aboriginal people and their culture across Canada
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The Western Plains/Prairie Tribes are related to the U.S. tribes such as..
The Southwestern tribes such as the Apache and Hopi
The West Coast Tribes such as the Haida
The Sioux and Cheyenne
The Western High Plains tribes such as the Crow and Nez Perce
2
When did these residential schools stop being run by the Catholic Churches?
The Church closed their last schools in the late 60s
They closed them down around 1980.
They shut them all down by the mid 90s
It stopped in the late 1950s
3
Potlatch was a ceremony in which...
A party in which people hid their wealth from others.
A person having the party received many beautiful gifts from guests
A ceremony in which the person who invited guests gave them huge gifts.
People gave each other nice presents. Everyone shared.
4
What are some of the nations living on the West Coast of BC?
Blackfeet, Crow
Cree, Ojibwey
Haida, Kwakuitl, Tlinget
Chilcotin, Okanagan
5
Which tribes that created a culture that was able to build roads stretching thousands of Kilometres linking towns.
The Inca and Quechua
The Seminole & Cherokee
The Aboriginals of Australia
The Mayans and Aztec
6
Which very powerful nations lived in Quebec and Ontario?
The Woodland and Plains Cree
The Haida and kwakuitl
The Sioux and Blackfoot tribes
The Huron and Iroquois
7
Which tribe built very strong war canoes and dominated the west coast tribes in war.
Squamish
Kwakuitl
Haida
Coastal Salish
8
Which groups herded reindeer were native to Northern Scandinavia and have faced continuous racism.
The Haida and Kwakutil
Tribes such as the Hopi & Apache
The Inuit
The Sami
9
Why were native people forced to attend residential school starting in the 1880s?(2 or more)
Canada wanted to make indigenous people remain SEDENTARY
CANADA wanted the indigenous people to OBEY Canadian law-without question
Canada wanted the indigenous people to be happy and satisfied with life.
Canada wanted to ASSIMILATE the Native culture.
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The Cree tribes are closely related to the U.S. Tribes such as..
The western Plains tribes such as the Crow
The Southwest Apaches and Navaho
The Sioux , Arapaho and Cheyenne
The Southeast tribes such as the Cherokee
11
How did the powerful Iroquois Confederacy decline?
Iroquois intermingled with Europeans and most became Metis.
Americans kept attacking and destroying them.
Natives got lazy and stopped working for their land.
Other tribes, such as the Hurons, kept attacking them.
12
When did the Government of Canada eliminate running residential schools?
They got out of them in the early 1960s
The last government school shut in 1996
Not until the mid-70s
Finally around 1985-86
13
What do you think Canada's real reason for the residential school system.(more than 1)
To make natives forget their culture and customs and be Canadian.
To show the world how kind Canada was to their natives.
To avoid having to give indigenous people their own reserves-no need.
To help strengthen native cultures across Canada.
14
Who are the Metis people in Canada?
Those who are 100% indigenous but who have lived with Europeans.
Those of mixed European and indigenous blood.
Those who are of mixed Spanish and indigenous people.
Those who have lived with indigenous people
15
Most of the Iroquois now live in...
The Maritimes such as New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
Through most of Alberta and Eastern BC
In the Southern parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan
In Parts of New York State, Western Quebec and Eastern Ontario
16
Which other world populations are Canadian aboriginals somewhat related to?(more than 2)
Some original Mongolian people arrived over a land bridge 15,000 years ago
The Sami groups in upper Scandinavia met with Alaskans and mixed
Indigenous people of Japan-Ainu have some connection
Polynesians from Hawaii and New Zealand visted North America
17
What were the progressive things about these nations?(2 answers)
Generally were ruled by female chieftains or sachems.
Lost a lot of their strength due to continual wars.
Built beautiful and sturdy "Longhouses"
They were very democratic with everyone represented.
18
Which indigenous peoples built these mqssive monuments such as Tikal in Guatemala?
The Iroquoix and Hurons
The Mayan and Toltecs in Mexico and Central America
South American tribes such as the Inca
The Mountain Plains natives such as the Crow and Blackfoot
19
Which Southwestern Tribes built an advanced culture and amazing artwork in desert conditions?
Tribes such as Mayans
Tribes such as the Inca
Tribes such as the Huron, Algonquin tribes
Tribes such as the Navajo and Hopi
20
Where did the Cree people traditionally live
In the Far North of Canada
Along the West Coast.
A little East of the Iroquois Confederation.
West of Lake Superior to Yukon Territory
21
Which West Coast Tribe makes the most amazing masks in the world?
The Kwakuitl
The Haida
The Squamish
The Coastal Salish
22
What happened when the Sioux tribes migrated north to Canada after battling the American army in 1876?(2 or more)
The RCMP welcomed them as long as they remained peaceful
The Canadian government gifted them some additional land
The Canadian army fought and destroyed them.
Due to lack of food and the cold climate, they returned after 5 years.
23
Which Province has the highest number of the indigenous population?
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Alberta
24
Why was the Canadian government forced to apologize for residential schools?(more than 2)
Canada was actively trying to give a proper education to students
Canada's clergy were openly abusing many children sexually and physically.
Canada was breaking the United Nations 1949 rules on cultural genocide
The CDN government were trying to wipe out all memory of native culture.
25
Which groups were so civilized that they created their own alphabet, books and literacy?
The West Coast natives such as the Salish and Haida
Southwestern desert tribes such the Hopi and Apache
The Plains groups such as the Sioux and Cheyenne
Southeastern tribes such as the the Cherokee and Creek
26
Which tribes fought off the European cultures well into the 1880s
Warlike tribes such as the Apache, Kiowa and Comanche
Tribes such as the Seminole and Creeks
The mountain Blackfoot nd Crow tribes
The Iroquoix and Hurons
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What is the overall population of Canada's 100% indigenous population?
Around 1.7 Million (Almost 5%)
Only around 500,000 people. (1.5%)
At least 3 Million. (More than 7.5 %)
Close to 4 Million (slightly over 10 %)
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Finally, what % of the people of Quebec have at least a little indigenous blood flowing in their veins?(at least 1%)
Almost 20-30%
Between 53-78%
Only 5-10%
Around 85-95%
