What is a Community?
What is a community?
A group of people who live, work, or play in the same area.
Who were the first people to live in Canada?
What is a treaty?
What does fairness mean in an agreement?
What does immigration mean?
Give an example of a small community.
A class or a hockey team.
Name one group of Indigenous people in Canada
Name one important treaty in Alberta.
What did First Nations people give up in the treaties?
A lot of land.
Why do people immigrate to Canada?
For a better life, education, or jobs.
What is one benefit of being part of a community?
How long did Indigenous people live in Canada before immigrants arrived?
Thousands of years.
What did the First Nations people agree to in the treaties?
To share their land with the government and settlers.
What did they receive in return for their land?
Name one reason people left their home countries to immigrate
War, famine, or natural disasters.
Name the two main parts of a community.
What did Indigenous people help the new settlers with?
They helped them survive and find food.
What did the treaties help the First Nations people keep?
Their lands and way of life.
Why is it important for agreements to be fair?
So that both sides feel happy and respected.
Who were some of the first immigrants to Canada?
Explorers from Iceland, France, and England.
What is the difference between a global community and a local community?
A global community includes people from all over the world, while a local community is specific to a city, town, or neighborhood.
Why are Indigenous peoples important to Canadian history?
They were the first residents and have rich cultures and traditions.
What is Calgary’s treaty territory?
Treaty 7 Territory.
How did the treaties impact the First Nations' way of life?
What is one natural feature that attracts people to Canada?
Fresh water, forests, or animals.