Understanding First Nations Inuit & Metis

Which of the following is NOT one of the five cultural areas of the First Nations peoples in Canada?

• Northwest Coast

• Arctic Tundra

• Subarctic

• Great Plains

What is the primary activity that Inuit people rely on for their survival in the Arctic environment?

• Agriculture

• Mining

• Hunting and fishing

• Trading

In which year was Nunavut established as a territory governed by the Inuit?

• 1989

• 1995

• 1999

• 2005

What type of lifestyle do Inuit people traditionally have?

• Sedentary

• Nomadic

• Urban

• Industrial

Métis people are of mixed ancestry. Which two groups do they descend from?

• First Nations and Asian

• First Nations and European

• Inuit and African

• Inuit and European

Which traditional shelters are used by Inuit people?

• Longhouses and wigwams

• Teepees and yurts

• Tents and igloos

• Cabins and lodges

What was a major trade item between Aboriginal peoples and Europeans?

• Gold

• Furs

• Spices

• Timber

Which cultural area is known for its dense forests and abundant waterways?

• Great Plains

• Subarctic

• Plateau

• Northwest Coast

What is a key characteristic of First Nations cultures in Canada?

• Industrial development

• Deep respect for nature

• Urbanization

• Technological advancement

Which of the following is a unique aspect of Métis culture?

• Use of igloos

• Nomadic lifestyle

• Unique language

• Sedentary farming