Joseph-Urbain
Hanipaux & Fur Trade
Hanipaux & Fur Trade
Were the early Métis communities located near lakes and rivers or forests and meadows on the fur trade routes?
The early Métis communities were located near lakes and rivers on the fur trade routes.
The First Nations people of Manitoulin Island are made up of nations that include the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi. What is this group called?
The Anishinaabe.
Is cultural change a positive or negative experience?
Both, but the FN people found their connection to their own culture weakened due to exposure to European culture.
True or false, Some First Nations peoples were displaced from Greece to Canada.
False
True or False, Maria Campbell was a Métis Elder.
True.
Priest Joseph-Urbain Hanipaux moved to Manitoulin Island to serve the Anishinaabe community. What ethnicity did he teach?
Joseph-Urbain Hanipaux was a Catholic priest.
The watercolour painting of the Mohawk village on the Grand River shows the kind of settled community that First Nations people were being encouraged to live in. Who approved the settlement?
Mohawk leader Thayendanegea approved the settlement.
One group gives up aspects of its own culture to embrace another group’s culture. What is this called?
This is called assimilation.
When the Loyalists arrived, other First Nations were displaced. Where were they displaced?
The First Nations were displaced within Canada and the USA.
The Métis followed their own beliefs and developed Michif. What is Michif?
Michif is a language that combines words from various languages, mainly French and Cree.
Our native people have been busy in the woods making _____. The merchants with whom they deal claim, it is true, to buy the ____ from them at ____ or ____ cents a pound.
Maple sugar, sugar, eight, nine (Also can be three or four)
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
Who is the Mohawk leader? How do you spell the leader's name?
Thayendanegea.
The British believed First Nations people should live in _____ communities, speak ____ or _____, and give up spiritual beliefs to practice _______. Fill in the blanks.
Settled, English, French, Christianity.
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
Despite winning _____, the British ______ their military ______ with First Nations to defend their colonies from future _____ with the new ________.
True or false, The British believed First Nations people should live in settled communities.
New France, Valued, Alliances, Conflicts, American state. True.
True or False, the Métis are recognized in Canadian law as one of the three Indigenous peoples of Canada.
True.
What year did Joseph-Urbain Hanipaux move to Manitoulin Island?
1845
The painting depicts some of the activities that were involved in making maple sugar. What did the painting show?
The painting showed FNs in a forest. (flexible answer)
True or false, Assimilation is ONLY a positive experience.
False
True or false, the British did not valued their military alliances with First Nations.
False.
Canadiens travelled west, met and formed a family and named the children Metis. The word originally came from the word miscere, meaning to mix. This relation had existed since the early #### and not till the #### because they felt as if they were different and started to move down from the rivers and ended up in Saskatchewan, which is present day Winnipeg.
When did this realition start and end?
1600's till 1800's
Who wrote this quote?
“If there was good food, there were stories, music and laughter, and from this came a richness that no amount of poverty or violence could completely take away. We were then and we continue to remain kah tip aim soo chick: the people who own themselves.”
Maria campbell