Treaty Etiquette
Treaty Basics
Treaty 6 Signing
Treaty 6 Promises
Significant Figures
100

It is a sign of respect to acknowledge this

Being on treaty land.

100

A formal agreement between two parties is called this.

A treaty

100

Fort Carlton and Fort Pitt have what importance

Where Treaty 6 was signed

100

How much land would families of 5 receive of reserve land?

1 square mile

100

Who issued the the Royal Proclamation in 1763

King George III

200

Treaty agreements are between these two parties.

First Nations and the Crown (government).

200

How long do treaties last.  

Forever, as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, and the rivers flow.

200

What was signed in 1876?

Treaty six

200

How much annual cash payment would a chief receive?

$25.00

200

Who was greeted by friendly Indigenous people on the shores of North America in 1492?

Christopher Columbus

300

This is believed by First Nations people to have witnessed the treaties

The Creator

300

This is what the crown relied on in forming treaties

Written commitments

300

Who were two names involved in signing Treaty 6?

Mistawasis (Big Child) & Ahtahkakoop (Starblanket).  

300

What were first nations people to have the rights to?

Hunting, trapping and fishing

300

Who was the Metis leader who died at Batoche in 1906

Gabriel Dumont

400

This was relied on by First Nations people in forming treaties.  

Oral Commitments

400

The amount of numbered treaties in Saskatchewan.

Six

400

Nakota and Dakota were two nations represented in what?

Treaty 6 Territory

400

What was to be given in times of famine?

Rations

400

Who negotiated to include a medicine chest in Treaty 6

Poundmaker

500

Who are considered treaty people today?

 We are all considered treaty people today. 

500

Annuities and education are part of what?  

Promises that numbered treaties provided to First Nations

500

What difficulty were the First Nations facing when Treaty 6 negotiations began?

Rapid decline in the buffalo

500

What was to be given once settled on the reserve?

A school

500

Who did the chiefs hire to interpret negotiations?

Peter Erasmus, a Metis

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