Indigenous People Day Quiz

When is Indigenous People Day celebrated?

• Second Monday of October

• Last Monday of October

• Third Monday of October

• First Monday of October

What was the original name of Indigenous People Day?

• Tribal People Day

• First Nations Day

• Native American Day

• Columbus Day

Which country first recognized Indigenous People Day?

• Canada

• Australia

• United States

• Mexico

What is the significance of Indigenous People Day?

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that commemorates the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus.

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that celebrates the achievements of European explorers.

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that marks the end of colonialism in America.

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that celebrates and honors the cultures, contributions, and resilience of Indigenous peoples.

What events are typically held on Indigenous People Day?

• Cultural celebrations, parades, powwows, storytelling, art exhibits, and educational activities

• Political rallies, business conferences, technology expos

• Science exhibitions, fashion shows, film screenings

• Sports competitions, music festivals, cooking contests

What is the history behind Indigenous People Day?

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that commemorates the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas.

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that celebrates the history of European colonization in the Americas.

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that recognizes the contributions of African Americans to American society.

• Indigenous People Day is a holiday that celebrates and honors the Native American people and their cultures.

What are some common traditions of indigenous cultures?

• Storytelling, dance and music, ceremonies and rituals, oral history, connection to the land and nature

• Basket weaving, pottery making, hunting and gathering

• Sports, games, cooking, gardening

• Painting, sculpture, architecture, literature

Which indigenous group is known for their totem poles?

• Inuit

• Navajo

• Maori

• Haida

What is the meaning of the term 'indigenous'?

• People who live in urban areas

• Original inhabitants or native people of a region or country.

• People who speak a specific language

• People who have migrated to a region or country

Why is it important to celebrate Indigenous People Day?

• To perpetuate stereotypes and misconceptions about Indigenous cultures.

• To recognize and honor the contributions, cultures, and histories of Indigenous peoples.

• To ignore the historical injustices faced by Indigenous peoples.

• To promote cultural appropriation and assimilation.