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Who holds collective rights in Canada.
What is Indians, Metis, Inuit, Francophones and Anglophones.
100
This language is a minority in Canada.
What is French
100
An act created by the Canadian government in 1876 and has been constantly amended since then.
What is Indian Act
200
Who are the three aboriginal groups with collective rights?
What is First Nations, Inuit and Metis
200
This is a term to describe someone who can speak two languages fluently.
What is Bilingual.
200
There are 11 of these treaties signed by the First Nations and the Canadian Government in Western and Northern Canada.
What is Numbered Treaties
300
These are the rights guaranteed to certain ethnic or other groups in Canada because of their history.
What is Collective Rights
300
A person who speaks english.
What is Anglophone
300
A term used to umbrella all of the aboriginal people living in Canada.
What is First Nations
400
A rebellion organized by Louis Riel in reaction to the treatment of the Metis groups in Saskatchewan.
What is Red River Rebellion
400
These first nations natively live in northern Canada.
What is Inuit
400
Alberta is home to 3 of the numbered treaties. Which ones are they?
What is 4, 6, 10
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A payment first nations on reserves received annually.
What is Annuity
500
These were schools set up by the Canadian government to rehabilitate and integrate first nations into Canadian society.
What is Residential Schools.
500
These plots of land were given the the First Nations by the Canadian Government to live on.
What is Reservation
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