Treaties
Who were the first inhabitants of Alberta?
The Indigenous People
What are natural features such as mountains, rivers, and lakes called?
Physical features
How many distinct Indigenous communities are represented in Alberta?
48
What is the leader of a city or town called?
Mayor
What is volunteering?
Giving your time to help people or groups.
How many numbered treaties are in Alberta?
5
What do we call the lines that show where Alberta begins and ends?
Political boundaries.
Name one Indigenous language spoken in Alberta.
Cree, Blackfoot, Dene
Which level of government is responsible for education and health care in Alberta?
Provincial government.
What is charity?
Giving money, goods, or support to help people or groups.
Name one numbered treaty found in Alberta.
Treaty 4, Treaty 6, Treaty 7, Treaty 8, Treaty 10
What is a landmark?
A natural or constructed feature that is important or easy to recognize.
What language is traditionally spoken by many Métis people?
Michif.
What does MLA stand for?
Member of the Legislative Assembly.
What does "quality of life" mean?
A sense of safety, comfort, health, and happiness.
Why did the Indigenous people negotiate and sign treaties?
They preserve peace and continue living on the land (even though that's not how what ended up happening)
What is a historical site?
A place that has historical significance and is protected or recognized.
What are two symbols of Métis culture?
The Métis sash and the Red River cart (or other reasonable answer)
In what city does Alberta's provincial government meet?
Edmonton.
How can community events help people?
They bring people together and help people learn about different cultures.
Why did the Government of Canada negotiate treaties?
To gain access to land for settlement and natural resources.
What are two things a map can show?
Political boundaries, physical regions, physical features, landmarks, or historical sites.
Name one reason people immigrate to Alberta
Jobs, family connections, land, or religious protection.
Name two official symbols of Alberta.
Alberta flag, coat of arms, wild rose, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, blue and gold colours, or the motto Fortis et Liber.
Name one way a student can make a positive impact in their school or community.
Volunteering, helping others, organizing a cleanup, fundraising, mentoring younger students, etc.