Plots of land set aside for exclusive use by First Nations people.
What is Reserves
100
Lands turned over to people for farming.
What is Homesteads.
100
The Parairies were divided into townships, blocks of land almost _____ km square.
What is 10
100
Only this type of people could have Indian Status
What is "Full-blooded"
100
Viewed the land as entrusted to them by the Great Spirit.
What is Native Settlers view
200
The approximate area treaty 6 covered.
What is 300 000 square km
200
Seriously ill passengers would be place into ___________ until better.
What is Quarantine.
200
Two sections were set aside for the _________ and two were set aside for _____________ use.
What is Hudson's Bay Company and schools.
200
First Nations people on reserves were forbidden to __________ and _________.
What is vote and drink.
200
The railway was a symbol of ....
What is unity.
300
The term that identified people as First Nations.
What is Indian Act.
300
This act set up rules about how the land was to be used.
What is the Dominion Act.
300
The year the Dominion Lands Act took effect.
What is 1872.
300
To this day it is regarded as one of the worst things the government did to First Nations people.
What is passing of the Indian Act.
400
Chief Mistahimaskwa's First Nation name.
What is Big Bear
400
The amount it cost to register for a quarter section of land.
What is $10
400
Each township was divided into ______ sections.
What is 36.
400
In 2003, the Supreme Court ruled that ________ are entitles to benefits under the Indian Act.
What is Metis
400
This act required ships to show passenger lists to officers of the government upon their arrival.
What is The Immigration Act.
500
First Nations people on reserves became known as...
What is Ward of State.
500
This is what the Metis were called since they did not have title to their land and they built their homes on areas not claimed by the railway or settlers.
What is "Road Allowance People"
500
Metis author and activist.
What is Maria Campbell
500
In what year did First Nations women who married First Nations men win the right to remain on reserves and retain their status.
What is 1985
500
Told the First Nations chiefs that the treaties were the best deal they could expect, and if they refused to sign, they might end up with nothing.