Canada Rocks
We know our Stuff
Canada began this way
To know our past helps
We are learning good things
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Define Culture 

a learned way of living that is shared by a group of people, including language, beliefs, values, forms of government, arts, recreation and food. 

100

Define Indigenous People

the original inhabitants of descendants of the first people who lived on the land, including First Nations peoples, Inuit, and Metis people of Canada. 

100

Define artifact

an object or remains of an object used by humans or produced by human activity from an earlier time or culture 

100

Define archaeologist

A person who studies the past through digging, or excavating sites and investing any artifacts and remains found.

100

Define oral tradition

a way of remembering the past through stories and spoken words, rather than in writing; objects to help memory can also be used. 

200

Tell 2 purposes of stories ...

Can pass on cultural knowledge and values, can teach important lessons and entertain.  Each time stories are told, listeners might form a deeper understanding. 

200

Why are elders important  

They are known as the keepers of their culture stories by keeping stories alive by sharing stories that their Elders had told them.  They pass down their peoples history and culture.

200

What is an igluit 

The name of a shelter built from snow and ice by the Inuit 

200

Who were the Haida

They lived in the Pacific Northwest - they lived in this region and fished in the ocean and rivers and hunted sea mammals.  They used the wood and bark from the forest for building houses and canoes, and for making tools, containers, and even clothing. 

200

List some items that were traded 

medicine, canoes, tools, crops, animal hides, beads

300

What is the Great Law of Peace 

When peace was brought between five nations who became known as Iroquois Confederacy - lays out the rules for how the Confederacy should be run. 

300

Define confederacy

a partnership agreed on by nations or groups of people 

300

Define constitution 

the central system of laws by which a nation is governed; these laws are not easily changed

300

List 3 natural resources 

Something occurring in nature such as plants, animals, minerals, water, air, and wind. Fur-bearing animals (beavers almost went extinct) 
300

Define Metis 

Children born with British and First Nations parents  - most had Inuit mothers and European fathers 

400

List the 2 Languages considered official in Canada 

English and French 

400

What is the Battle of Seven Oaks 

Took place with the North West Company - and they thought that the fur trade was at risk for being taken away - and that the bison would go away.

400

Define multicultural 

having many cultures 

400

List 3 push factors 

no employment, lack of food, lack of safety (war), poverty, disasters (tsunamis, earthquakes), war, lack of health care or access to education 

400

List 3 pull factors 

education, health care, higher quality of life, employment, safety, family, access to food and services.

500

Define Immigrant 

People who come to Canada today looking for a better life.  Many come with few belongings, but many are very well educated 

500

Define Refugee

People who come to Canada seeking safety 

500

Who are some groups of people that were not welcomed in Canada 

People from India 

Jewish People 

Asian People (head tax) 

500

Define census 

 A survey that is used to gather information about a population, including its size 

500

Define population 

the people, animals, or other living things that live in a place -also refers to the number of people living in a place. 

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