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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canda
National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canda
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1
When did residential schools operate in Canada?
1820s to 1990
1820s to 1950s
1870s to 1990s
1750s to 1820s
2
Which is an achievement of the TRC?
Providing clean water and housing to Indegenous People
The prime minister giving an official apology in the house of commons
Providing $1M to every indegenous person in Canada
Making $70 M in profits from 1 year
3
In what year did the governement promise to provide money and new laws to ensure First peoples languages are not lost?
2018
2016
2021
1916
4
Education, health care, and child care are...
main areas the TRC recomended to provide the same access to First peoples
areas not covered by the TRC
services provided by government sall over the world
not the main areas the TRC recomended
5
One example of reconciliation is learning about Indigenous culture, history, and current events
True
False
6
This day is now a National Day in honour of the children who never came back and the survivors of residential schools.
Orange shirt day on Sept. 30th
Pink shirt day on Sept. 28th
Orange shirt day on Sept. 28th
Blue shirt day on Sept. 30th
7
When did the TRC dissolve?
December 18, 2015
December 18, 2018
February 18, 2009
January 18, 2016
8
When is the National Indigenous History Month?
Entire month of July
Entire month of June
June 1 - 30
July 1 - 30
9
Why are children who made it past residential school called survivors?
I wasn't paying attention
Validates that Residential schools were not a physical and mental assault
They aren't survivors
Acknowledge the students who died in the Residential Schools.
10
Approximately how many residential school there were across Canada?
500 to 520 schools
240 to 260 schools
130 to 140 schools
60 to 100 school
11
What organization replaced the TRC?
The Truth and reconciliation commission of the world
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
International Common centre of Truth & reconciliation
The Truth and reconciliation commission of North America
12
When was the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada founded?
July 2, 2008
June 8, 2002
June 2, 2008
July 8, 2002
13
Learning a greeting in an a local Indigenous language is a daily act of reconciliation
True
False
14
How many indigenous children attended residential schools?
At least 150 000 children
Less than 2000 children
About 12000 children
Over a million children
15
What does TRC stand for?
The Truth and reconciliation commission of Canada
The Truth and reconciliation company of Canada
The Truth and recoil company of the country
The Truth and rapprochement commission of Canada
16
When did the PM give the official apology?
July 11, 2011
June 11, 2008
July 8, 2008
July 18, 2012
17
One daily act of reconciliation is to learn the similarties of Indigenous, Aboriginal, First Nation, Metis, and Inuit
True
False
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Another daily act of reconciliation is to...
Learn about the facts of an euilateral triangle
Listen to a story by a non-Indigenous author
Listen to your favorite pop star
Listen to Indigenous music and if you don't know any start with Tanya Tagaq
19
What exactly is Reconciliation in Canada?
the building of better relationships between First Peoples and Canadians
the building of better relationships
Reconciliation is the fair treatment of Idigenous peoples.
Reconciliation is not really a thing in Canada
20
The last Residential school closed in 1996 which was twelve years before
an official apology was made to Indigenous people by the government in 2008
an official apology was made to Indigenous people by the government in 2009
the governemnt of Canada recognized Indigenous lands
the government of Canada realized it was wrong
