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1
This famous indigenous artist made masks out of Nike shoes
Bill Reid
Norval Morrisseau
Brian Jungen
Henry Roy Vickers
2
The Métis are known for being master ____________ hunters.
Elk
Bear
Moose
Bison
3
The year indigenous people in Canada were (finally!) given the right to vote
1960
1980
1910
1930
4
A person in indigenous culture with access to, and influence in, the spirit world.
A Deity
A Southsayer
A Chief
A Shaman
5
Which was not one of the
Three Sisters
planted by the Iroquois and other Aboriginal groups?
Wheat
Squash
Beans
Corn
6
What was the official charge Louis Riel was hanged for?
Theft
Treason
Murder
Terrorism
7
Which was not part of the Indian Act of 1876?
Residential schools
Banning of cultural practices
Protection of languages
Forced settlement on reserves
8
The Idle No More protest movement was started in:
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Vancouver
Toronto
9
Which is not an Inuit invention?
Canoe
Igloo
Snow glasses
Kayak
10
The name Canada comes from an Iroquian word meaning:
forest
village
cold land
land of plenty
11
A national indigenous organization focused on advancing rights and interests of First Nations
Aboriginal Nation
Assembly of First Nations
National Council of Chiefs
First Nations of Canada Group
12
This city's football team name is offensive to many Inuit, who do not want to be mascots.
Ottawa
Vancouver
Montreal
Edmonton
13
What year did National Aboriginal Day become National Indigenous Peoples Day?
1989
2010
1867
2017
14
What province has the largest population of indigenous peoples in Canada?
Ontario
Alberta
BC
Quebec
15
A spirit being, sacred object, or symbol that is used as an emblem for a group of people.
A Totem
An Oracle
A Shaman
A Crest
16
Jody Wilson-Raybould, former Assembly of First Nations chief, was our federal minister of:
Heritage
Environment and Climate Change
Justice
Finance
17
Idle No More is an ongoing protest movement that started in Canada in:
2005
2017
2012
1998
18
Indigenous peoples have been living in Canada for at least ___________ years.
12000
2000
4000
8000
19
What year was the last residential school in Canada closed?
1896
1996
1950
2015
20
These Mounties are saluting the grave of ______ Riel, hung by the Canadian government in 1885.
William
Charles
Jean
Louis
21
What is the most widely spoken language in Nunavut?
Atanarjuat
Chilcotin
Inuktitut
Carrier
22
Which was not part of residential schools in Canada?
Physical and sexual abuse
Forced speaking of English only
Forced practice of Christianity
Freedom to practice cultural traditions
23
Which is not an indigenous place name?
Penticton
Kamloops
Surrey
Tsawassen
24
Number of distinct indigenous languages in Canada
60
30
20
10
25
Which is not an indigenous group in Canada?
Métis
Inuit
Eskimo
First Nations
26
Name this indigenous Group
Rez Poetry
Tribe Called Red
Northern Lights
27
The Indian Act ended in:
2015
It still exists
1998
2001
28
This sacred ceremony, meaning 'to give' in Chinook, was banned by the government until 1951.
Vision Quest
Pipe Ceremony
The Potlatch
The Sundance
29
Idle No More was started by:
a schoolboy
Justin Trudeau
The National Council of Indigenous Chiefs
Four aboriginal women
30
National Indigenous Peoples Day coincides with which annual seasonal occurrence?
Winter Solstice
Groundhog Day
Highest Tide
Summer solstice