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1
What year did National Aboriginal Day become National Indigenous Peoples Day?
2010
2017
1989
1867
2
The first nations helped the European explorers by:
trading furs
all of the above
navigating
sharing their knowledge of plants and the land
3
Name this Aboriginal Group
Rez Poetry
Northern Lights
Tribe Called Red
4
This sacred ceremony, meaning 'to give' in Chinook, was banned by the government until 1951.
Vision Quest
The Potlatch
Pipe Ceremony
The Sundance
5
Which is not an Aboriginal group in Canada?
First Nations
Métis
Inuit
Eskimo
6
Aboriginal peoples have been living in Canada for at least ___________ years.
8000
4000
2000
12000
7
National Indigenous Peoples Day coincides with which annual seasonal occurrence?
Winter Solstice
Groundhog Day
Summer solstice
Highest Tide
8
Which is not an Inuit invention?
Snow glasses
Canoe
Kayak
Igloo
9
There are still arguments between first nations and the government about:
Nothing, everyone is happy with the way things are
Land Claims (who has the rights to what land)
Land Claims, use of resources, and clean water on reserves
10
A person in Aboriginal culture with access to, and influence in, the spirit world.
A Southsayer
A Deity
A Chief
A Shaman
11
Which was not part of the Indian Act of 1876?
Protection of languages
Forced settlement on reserves
Residential schools
Banning of cultural practices
12
Which was not one of the
Three Sisters
planted by the Iroquois and other Aboriginal groups?
Squash
Wheat
Beans
Corn
13
Which was not part of residential schools in Canada?
Forced speaking of English only
Freedom to practice their culture
Physical abuse
Forced practice of Christianity
14
Number of distinct Aboriginal languages in Canada
20
10
60
30
15
What items did the indigenous people trade furs for?
all of the above
guns
metal tools such as pots and axes
Beads
16
The name Canada comes from an Iroquian word meaning:
village
land of plenty
forest
cold land
17
The schools where many indigenous children were forced to go were called
Treaties
Reserve schools
Residential Schools
18
This city's football team name is offensive to many Inuit, who do not want to be mascots.
Vancouver
Montreal
Edmonton
Ottawa