Indigenous Governance

Which historical action still influences many aspects of the lives of the first nations?

• Indian Act

• Declaration of Human Rights

• Treaty of Waitangi

• Magna Carta

The Métis are:

• a group of indigenous people in Canada with mixed European and indigenous ancestry.

• a type of traditional Canadian dish.

• a famous landmark in Canada.

• a Canadian holiday celebrated in February.

Which language did the Métis develop?

• French

• Cree

• Michif

• Inuktitut

The Inuit are:

• a group of indigenous people living in the Arctic regions of Canada

• a type of traditional Japanese clothing

• the same as first nations peoples

• the same as Metis peoples

In indigenous culture, the circle represents:

• unity and balance

• conflict and chaos

• wealth and power

• individualism and independence

The law has affected the lives of indigenous people in various ways.

• By providing opportunities and equal rights

• By marginalizing and discriminating against them

• By preserving their cultural heritage

• By providing financial support and resources

What is one way in which Indigenous lands were stolen?

• Through treaties that were not respected

• By providing equal rights and opportunities

• By promoting Indigenous culture and traditions

• Through fair land distribution

According to the Gradual Civilization Act (1857), is a native man considered civilized if he has no debt?

• True

• False

The Indian Act is a federal law of Canada that governs all matters related to which of the following?

• A) Indian status

• B) Bands

• C) Reserves

• D) All of the above

The Indian Act was used to prevent indigenous women from marrying non-indigenous men by taking away their ______ if they did so.