Indigenous Peoples in Canada

The video introduces National Indigenous History Month in Canada, highlighting the history and significance of Indigenous peoples, who are the original inhabitants of the land. It explains the terminology used to describe Indigenous peoples and categorizes them into Inuit, Métis, and First Nations. The video emphasizes the cultural diversity among these groups, their unique languages, laws, and spiritual beliefs, and the importance of music and art in their lives. It encourages viewers to celebrate and honor the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada.

What is celebrated in Canada during June?

• Remembrance Day

• Thanksgiving

• Canada Day

• National Indigenous History Month

How long have Indigenous people lived in Canada before European settlers arrived?

• A few hundred years

• Since the 19th century

• Thousands of years

• Since the 20th century

What is the current population of people identifying as Indigenous in Canada?

• Over 5 million

• Around 1.67 million

• About 500,000

• Less than 1 million

Which of the following terms is considered outdated and potentially offensive when referring to Indigenous peoples?

• Indigenous

• Aboriginal

• Inuit

• First Nations

Which group is the largest among the Indigenous peoples in Canada?

• None of the above

• Métis

• Inuit

• First Nations

Where do the Inuit primarily live in Canada?

• Prairie Provinces

• Northern regions

• Eastern provinces

• Western provinces

What is a common cultural aspect among Indigenous nations in Canada?

• Hunter-gatherer lifestyles

• Industrial lifestyles

• Nomadic lifestyles

• Urban lifestyles

What does National Indigenous History Month aim to do?

• Focus on modern technology

• Celebrate Indigenous cultures and contributions

• Highlight urban development

• Promote European history