Chapter 1 Part 1
A traditional, legal, or moral claim to something
Right
Artifact
Many Metis people lived along this River in Manitoba
Red River
Of or relating to towns and cities
Urban
Having many cultures
Multicultural
A learned way of living that is shared by a group of people, including language, beliefs, values, forms of government, arts, recreation, and food
Culture
A partnership agreed on by nations or groups of people
Confederacy
This man was hanged in Regina on November 16th 1885
Louis Riel
Of or relating to farming or country life, outside of towns and cities
Rural
A survey that is used to gather information about a population, including its size
Census
Natural resource
Indigenous Peoples
A proposed or suggested law, also referred to as legislation or an Act
Bill
Things may influence someone to immigrate to a new country are called ________ and _________ factors
Push and Pull
The people, animals, or other living things that live in a place; also refers to the number of people living in a place
Population
Constitution
A set of beliefs and values held by many individuals that guides their actions toward themselves, others, and the natural environment
Spirituality
Existing or serving for the time being; temporary
Provisional
The way a society organizes to produce, distribute, and consume goods and services
Economy
The information that describes the makeup of a population
Demographics
A way of remembering the past through stories and spoken words, rather than in writing
Oral Tradition
A person who studies the past through digging, or excavating, sites, and investigating any artifacts and remains found
Archaeologist
The site of the largest and final battle the Metis fought during the Northwest Resistance.
Batoche
A person born after the Second World War, between 1946-1965
Baby Boomer
Trend