Timeline
The year the Indian Act was created
The name of the schools that the government created
What are residential schools?
The creator of the Indian Act
Who is Alexander Mackenzie?
The things the government did not allow the First Nations to celebrate
What are cultural traditions?
How did the Indian Act affect Indigenous cultures?
What is the banning of Indigenous languages, ceremonies, and traditions?
The year the Indian Act was passed as a law
What is 1877?
The reason Indigenous children were sent to residential schools
What is becoming a European adult?
The year the British created the Indian Department, starting the thought of the Indian Act
What is 1755?
The schools the government supported and sent Indigenous children to
What are residential schools?
The harm residential schools did to Indigenous Communities
What is the separation of children from their families, causing abuse, trauma, and loss of culture?
The year the Indian Act was replaced by UNDRIP
What is 2010?
Why the government had so much power under the Indian Act?
What is the government having so much power that the law was written without First Nations agreeing to it?
What is a possible problem if the Indian Act suddenly ended?
What is confusion about land, money, and leadership rules that are based on the Indian Act
The people that residential schools affected
Who are First Nations?
Why is the Indian Act considered harmful today?
What is a law that still limits Indigenous self-government and control over land and rights?
The PRECISE date the Indian Act was created
What is April 12 1876?
The reason the Indian Act is called the Indian Act
What is being called the Indian Act because the government made it to control First Nations, called "Indians".
What are some possible pros if the Indian Act suddenly ended?
What is equality of Indigenous Peoples
The people that governments sometimes excluded from the Act
What are women
What rights did the Indian Act limit for First Nations?
What are rights to self-government, land control, cultural practices, and decision-making?
The full name of UNDRIP
What is the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?
One of the PRECISE names of any residential school mentioned in the presentation lesson.
What is Mohawk Institute, Gordon Residential School, or Kivalliq Hall
The reason it's impossible to end the Indian Act today
What is the fact that some things like property and ruler laws still rely on the Indian Act today?
The things that happened when kids where often abused and/or neglected from Residential Schools
What is death of minors
Why might the Indian Act still exist today?
What is a law that remains in place to protect certain rights, such as reserve land and access to services, until a better system replaces it?