Social 7 Chapter 1: Meet Three of Canada's First Nations

The Haudenosaunee moved yearly to find new soil to grow their crops.

Painting is a form of _________ that is used to convey the Anishinabe beliefs.

Canada comes from the contributions of many cultures. This is an example of __________

_____ is a  handing down of belief, opinion, custom, or stories from one generation to another.

An overwhelming agreement and respect for everyone involved in decision  making is call a(n) __

Wild rice was an important food in the traditional diet of the Haudenosaunee.

Anishinabe means “the original people.”

First Nations believed that to live a good life, you need to have _______ relationships.

Protocols

The ___________ created a Confederacy of six nations

A talking circle is

“The ____ has brought back sacred teachings of our ancestors about pride, honour, and respect.”

Oral histories are

A _________ was used by the First Nations to transport goods and food in winter.

First Nations believed in _____, & achieved it by living close to the land and working together

In the Anishinabe Society, a person became a member of his or her mother’s clan.

A leader of the Mi’kmaq society was known as the __________.

Which of the following represents the Great Law of Peace among the five Haudenosaunee Nations?

The ___________is a group of fifty chiefs who were chosen and advised by the Clan Mothers.

The “3 Sisters” refers to the staple foods of the Haudenosaunee: corn, beans, and _________.

Traditional Mi’kmaq, Anishinabe, & Haudenosaunee societies emphasized making decisions as _____

Which of the following is one of Canada’s official national sports?

Mi’kmaq moved seasonally & lived in the forests in the summer and near the coast in the winter.

The _____________ had a profound impact on the First Nations.

The Anishinabe lived near the Great Lakes.

Dodems are:

Mi’kmaq & the Haudenosaunee have a Grand Council that advises them or makes decisions for them.

Which of the following was not one of the seven Anishinabe clans?

An agreement among a group of nations to act together/support each others is a(n)_____________

In which was are the Mi’kmaq, Anishinabe, and Haudenosaunee not similar?

Tradition means

The Haudenosaunee chose their leaders based on

The Mi’kmaq inhabited the land along with Atlantic Ocean (New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.)

Mi’kmaq, Haudenosaunee & Anishinabe were 3 _____ were the first to encounter the French&British

Grand Council was a group of Haudenosaunee clan mothers who made decisions of the Confederacy.

Connections with the _____are important to the identity of the First Nations.

In the story “Beesh and the Wedding Promise,” Beesh’s little brother learns which lesson?

_________ was one of the factors that brought the First nations into contact with Europeans.

The ______ used medicines to heal sick people, interpreted dreams and visions

Which of the following is not one of the seven districts of the Mi’kmaq Nation?

The spiritual significance of the game of lacrosse was

The Mi’kmaq use which of the following to teach the history of their people?

The Haudenosaunee were an agricultural people who relied heavily on farming.

Lacrosse was created by the