Mid term review

Where were, the Mi’kmaq are located:

• On the western coast of Canada.

• On the eastern coast of Canada.

• South of the St. Lawrence River.

• North of the Great Lakes

Where were the Haudenosaunee located?

• West of the Great Lakes

• South of the St. Lawrence river.

• On the Eastern coast.

• North of the St. Lawrence river.

The Anishinabe are located:

• On the eastern coast of Canda

• North of the Great Lakes

• South of the St. Lawrence river

• South of the Great Lakes

 Seven Saqamaws, one from each district, gathered at the Grand Council. There they made decisions about where to hunt, live and fish.

• Mi'kmaq

• Anishinabe

• Haudenosaunee

• Inuit

Which FN social structure consisted of 7 clans each with their own role and responsibility?

• Haudenosaunee

• Mi'kmaq

• Anishinabe

• all of the above

Clan can be replaced with what word?

• Dodem

• Ta'bagan

• Wampum belts

• Wigwam

 In  societies, clan mothers were powerful people who chose the leaders. If a leader failed to perform his duties, the clan mothers could replace him. Which FN society is this statement referring to?

• Cree

• Innu

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunne

The Haudenosaunee Confederacy was...

• a group of clans, each with its own role and responsibility, who worked together to meet the needs of the society as a whole.

• a group of  people who built longhouses in different locations based on the seasons in order to get the food and resources they needed to survive.

• an alliance of six nations, united and governed according to the terms of the Great Law of Peace.

• made up of two major First Nation groups that served as military allies for one another in conflicts with European settlers.

How is the Anishinabe society structured?

• a group of clans, each with its own role and responsibility, who worked together to meet the needs of the society as a whole.

• The Clan Mother decides who will be the leader

•  an alliance of six nations, united and governed according to the terms of the Great Law of Peace.

• They had no social structure.

Why did the Mi'kmaq move with the seasons?

• The water provided a good source of hydration.

• They were following different types of food sources

• The snow in the winter helped protect their shelters .

• The forest provided shade in the summer.