We were children
Paul Dixon
Canada basics
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100

What was the purpose of the residential schools?

To kill the Indian in the child

100

How many years did he attend the residential schools?

10 years

100

What are the 3 main ingredients in the national dish?

potatos

gravy

cheese


100

What is Colonialism?

 When a country takes control of another country, rules over it, and uses its resources.

100

What type of singing is common in indigenous culture

Throat singing 

200

What happened if the children spoke their native languages in the residential schools?

They had to hold their own tongue

200

What was the name of one of the schools he attended?


1:Mohawk Institute Residential School run by Anglican priests in Brantford

2:La Tuque Residential School in Quebec.

200

Describe the flag

Its red, with a white leaf in the middle

200

What is Postcolonialism

 The study of what happens to countries and people after colonial rule ends, including how they rebuild their identity and culture.

200

What type of animal is the focus of the Inuit's hunting and provides important resources like food and clothing?

A Seal

300

What was the name of the main character in the movie?

Lyna

300

How did Dixon escape the residential school?


Jumping of a train into snow

300

What is the Capital of Canada?

Ottawa

300

What is Imperialism

The idea that some countries have the right to control others for power and money. Colonialism is one way of doing this.

300

in what year did the canadian government apologize to indigenous people?

2008

400

What happened to the priest?

He was relocated



400

What were the last Cree words Dixons dad said to Dixon?

" you must forgive the white man"

400

What is the most played sport in Canada

Hockey

400

what is Internalization ?

Taking in outside ideas and making them part of your own thinking, Often without realizing it.

400

What is the process of rejecting colonial ideologies and ways of thinking that have been internalized called?

Decolonizing the Mind

500

What flower did the girl have in her hair?

A daisy

500

In the first picture in the article, what is Dixon standing in front of?

Him standing in snow with a slegdehammer in front of a residential school 

500

What is the national animal in Canada

A Beaver

500

define Subaltern?

People who were at the bottom of society during colonial rule, with little or no power.

500

What is Dixon doing in his article by telling about his experiences?

Writing back

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