Indigenous Peoples of Canada
What is the term used to describe the original people of Canada?
Indigenous Peoples
What is the large, cold region in the north of Canada is home to the Arctic Circle and many Indigenous groups like the Inuit?
The North
What is the capital city of Canada?
Ottawa
Who are the the Indigenous group known for their connection to the land, especially in the Arctic, and their traditional way of life involves hunting seals and whales?
The Inuit
What is the longest river in Canada, running through the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan?
The Mackenzie River
Canada’s two official languages are English and the other is mainly spoken in Quebec, which language is this?
French
Who are the Indigenous group that is famous for their totem poles and lives mainly along the west coast of Canada?
The Haida
What is the Mountain range, located in the western part of Canada, stretches from British Columbia to New Mexico?
The Rocky Mountains
What is the Canadian province is known for its strong French heritage, its food, and its festivals like Mardi Gras.
Quebec
Who are the First Nations people that are located in the Great Plains of Canada and are known for their buffalo hunting traditions?
The Plains Cree
The Great Lakes are shared between Canada and the United States. How many Great Lakes are there?
There Are 5
What is the famous Canadian sports team is known for its maple leaf logo and is one of the oldest teams in the National Hockey League (NHL).
Toronto Maple Leafs
Who are the nation that helped the British during the war of 1812 and lives in Ontario and Manitoba?
The Anishinaabe
Which is the vast forest that covers much of Canada is one of the world’s largest areas of forest?
The Boreal Forest
What is the multicultural city is the largest in Canada and is known for its diverse communities, including people from more than 200 countries?
Toronto