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Summery of learning Indigenous Studies 30
Summery of learning Indigenous Studies 30
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This Quiz covers some of the topics in Indigenous studies 30.
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1
How many Numbered Treaties exist in Canada?
27
5
11
15
2
What is the White Paper?
A paper proposed to eliminate Indian Status
A Treaty made between the Government and First Nations
A White sheet of paper
A paper proposed to eliminate the settlers on the land
3
Early in the Indian Act what did Indians have to do in order to vote?
Give up food for a week
Nothing they were allowed to vote
Give up their status
Pay a boot, shirt, and a cow
4
The Indian Act denied women status
False
True
5
When did the modern treaties start and how many are there today? (2024)
1923, 33 modern treaties
1975, 26 modern treaties
1976, 20 modern treaties
1990, 26 modern treaties
6
Until 1960 The Indian Act prohibited the sale of alcohol to First Nations
True
False
7
In 1927 First Nations were allowed to raise funds for legal claims
False
True
8
First Nations show respect to Mother Nature by giving tobacco when they take her medicines
True
False
9
When was the Indian Act first created?
624AD
1876
1924
What's an Indian Act?
10
What Numbered treaty do people in Yorkton live on?
Treaty 1
Treaty 6
Treaty 7
Treaty 4
11
How long did the Pass system exist?
It still exists
134 years
64 years
24 years
12
When did it become Illegal for First Nations to hire a lawyer or legal representation?
1900
1950
1927
1990
13
What is the Red Paper?
A famous piece of art work
A paper threatening a war from the First Nations people
Retaliation from the White Paper
A paper contributing to cultural genocide
14
How long was the job "Indian Agent" in existence
100 years
130 years
50 years
13 years
15
What are Peace and Friendship Treaties?
An agreement to follow each other on Instagram
Treaties designed to start a war
An agreement between Canada and First Nations people
Treaties designed to prevent war
16
How would you rate this Quizz?
10/10
100/10
5/10
1/10
17
The Royal Proclamation prevented settlers from taking land from the First Nations
True
False
18
Did you learn something in this Quiz?
Yes
No
I learned one thing
I didn't know anything!!! Help!
19
When did the First Nations come to the land, now known as Canada?
2000000 years ago
200BC
They've always been here
40AD
20
Treaties are/were only between the First Nations and Europeans
True
False
21
During the Indian Act First Nations did NOT have to ask to...?
Buy Groceries
Leave the reserve
To start a family
Buy clothes
22
Indigenous people were not allowed to vote until 1960
False
True
23
What was the Europeans idea of what the Numbered Treaties were about?
To provide Indigenous Peoples with full control over their ancestral lands
To allow for peaceful settlement of land
To assimilate Indigenous Peoples into European culture
To establish trade agreements between Indigenous communities and settlers
24
What was the purpose of Residencial schools?
Civilising the Indians
Used as an Indian prison (like juvy)
For Indian children to learn how to ride a dog sled
To teach Indian Children about India
25
First Nations peoples cultural ceremonies and celebrations were banned from 1885-1951
True
False
26
First Nations could not form Political Organizations until the 1960s
True
False
27
What is a Reserve?
Land set aside by the Canadian government for First Nations peoples.
Land reserved for wildlife
Land that only Tax payers can live on
Land where Residencial schools were
28
Who is the "Citizen plus" referring to?
Canadian citizens with some additional differences
Refers to First Nations People
A premium alert service for those who want maximum security
Applies to the rich people of the country
29
Who are Indian Agents?
Canadian Government Representitives who hated First Nations
Canadian Government Representatives who married an Indian Women
Canadian Government Representitives who were on First Nations Reserves
Canadian Government Representatives who enforced Government Policy
30
What is Treaty 4 also known as?
Treaty of the plains
The Bison Treaty
The Qu'Appelle Treaty
The Saskatoon Treaty
