What legislation establishes the collective rights and not others
Aboriginal people.
Francophone facts.
BONUS QUESTIONS!!
100
What does Anglophone mean?
Anglophones are people who speak english.
100
To advance the _____ and ______ welfare of indian people.
1- social 2- economic
100
In 1879 what did canadas government issue to the metis?
The scrip.
100
Whats a francophone school?
A francophone school is a school for french speaking people
100
Define bilingual.
Bilingual is to speak more then one language.
200
Define Inheret rights.
Inheret rights means rights with origins in fundimental justice.
200
The __________ have roots in the loyal proclamation of 1763.
1- Numbered Treaties
200
What is the difference between Metis, inuit and first nations?
Each have there own collective rights.
200
Were do most francophones live?
In quebec
200
The northwest resistance sought to protect metis land, how was tha viewed?
Many Metis saw it as a way to assert their rights others saw it as way to overthrow the gavernment authority.
300
Define Ethnocentrism.
The belief that ones culture is superior to other cultures.
300
First nations nigotiated the treaties to share the ______, so that first nations and ______ peoples ould benefit.
1- land 2- non first nations
300
In section 23 of the charter says that __________ or __________minority population of sufficient size in any province has the right to publicly funded schools that serve their language community.
1- french speaking 2- english speaking
300
What year were the Metis considered one of canadas aboriginal people?
a) 2010
b) 1872
c) 1135
d)1982
d)1982
400
What is soverignty.
independant as people with the right to self governement.
400
Treaties 6,7 and 8 all have the main name term except for treatie ___, it does not have ________.
1- seven 2- health care
400
Who were the people who were able to decide individually who would fullfill there duties?
Indian agents
400
What made french and english canadas official language?
The british north america act (BNA act) in 1867
400
What is the indian act exactly?
A number of treaties, laws, and rights for aboriginals.
500
Deine Patriate.
to bring to a country somthing that belongs to the country.
500
The treaties were and are _____________ agreement.
1- Nation to nation
500
Why were reserves made?
Reserves were made so native people could have a place were they could study and practice there religion and heritage.
500
Rights for francophones and anglophones are part of what confederation?
The british north america confederation.
500
Who made this presentation?
a) mrs. heartman-brett- trenton - shayna
b) shelby - jordan -jessica - brett
c) some people
d) santa - easter bunny - tooth fairy - cookie monster