Treaties
First Nations' Peoples used these to settle agreements over land, fishing rights, or trading relationships
What is a treaty?
This object was meant, when smoked, to bring the creator to bear witness to their agreements
What is the Pipe of Peace?
This area of Canada is roughly the size of Greece and is considered an important campsite for First Nations peoples because it is the site of which treaty?
What is Treaty No.7?
This war, which was important because when it ended it made the British realise that they miay not need the First Nations peoples anymore
What is the War of 1812?
The Parliament building, which is home to the Canadian government sits on the land of which First nations groups?
Who are the Algonquin peoples?
40 different First Nations used this treaty to end fighting over fur trade agreements
What is the Great Peace of Montreal?
This medal was givento Manitoba Anishnaabe chiefs during the early 1870's
What is the Meh Metal?
This chief fought for the rights of First Nations peoples because he believed that they were being unfairly treated by Treaty Six
Who is Chief Mistahimaskwa (Cree chief)?
In what is now Ontario, the british made 15 different treaties between1783 and 1812 to make frienships with which First Nations people?
Who are the Wendat and Anishinaabe?
This province is mainly sitting on Unceded territory of the Tsihqot'in Nation
What is British Columbia?
This document allowed the British settlements of North America to make treaties with the First Nations Peoples
What is the Royal Proclamation of 1763?
In this treaty, First Nations Peoples received annuities and the promise that their way of life would be protected
What are the Robinson Treaties?
These eleven important treaties covered most of what is now Canada
What are the Numbered Treaties (1871-1921)?
The city of Vancouver now sits on the traditional land of the _____
Who are the Musqueam, Squamish and Tseil-Waututh First Nations?
These ________ areas of Canada were never included in treaties.
what is Unceded?
These treaties allowed First Nations village sites and rights to hunt and fish.
What are the Douglass Treaties?
This is the official name of the payments that most First Nations people get every year on treaty day
What are annuities?
These treaties were designed to end hostilities, establish trade, and ensure peaceful coexistence
What are the Peace and Frienship Treaties?
These European plants were given by the Crown as a gift to the First Nations peoples, but ended up being a bad idea as they spread quickly and disripted the natural wildlife of B.C.
What are Rubarb and Lilacs?
This name is used to describe the lands that were set aside for first nations
What are reserves?
This treaty said that the British and First Nations would not disturb each other and would allow the First Nations Peoples to hunt and fish and follow their spiritual beliefs
What are the Peace and Friendship Treaties?
these are objects made out of small tube-shaped beads made from shells of water creatures such as clams, whelks and quahogs used to tell tales
What are Wampum belts?
The Canadian government put this act in place thathad the lives of First Nations peoples largely controled by the government
What is the Indian act?
On October First in Nova Scotia they celebrate treaty day due to which historical treaty?
What is the Treaty of Friendship and Peace?
who are the Haudenosaunee and the Dutch?