Legacies of Imperialism
Motivations for Historic Globalization
Legislation
Reconciliation
Wild Card
100
Indigenous peoples were forced to live in these small areas of land.
Reserves
100
One reason for imperialism was to find more of these to sell and trade.
Resources
100
This law controlled the lives of Indigenous peoples in Canada and aimed to assimilate them.
Indian Act
100
This group worked to help people learn about the history of residential schools and support survivors.
TRC
100
What were the three motivations of imperialism?
God, Gold, Glory
200
Indigenous languages are disappearing because of this past government policy.
Residential Schools
200
Some European countries believed their way of life was better than others. This idea is called ____.
Eurocentrism
200
First Nations understood Treaty 6 as a promise to share the land, but the government thought it meant this.
Ownership of land
200
Wearing orange shirts is an act of reconciliation for which part of the Indian Act?
Residential Schools
200
The main reason for the decline of the bison in the praires was
Overhunting
300
Indigenous youth in northern communities face high rates of
Suicide
300
Many European countries thought they were helping others by spreading this
Christianity
300
Until 1951, Indigenous people needed this government paper to leave their reserve.
A pass
300
The TRC made 94 of these to help Canada fix the harm caused to Indigenous peoples.
Calls to Action
300
What form of government did Canada impose on First Nations communities?
Band Councils
400
Disease, famine, and marginalization all contributed to this
depopulation
400
European explorers wanted to find a faster way to this continent for trade.
Asia
400
The First Nations signed Treaty 6 because they needed help due to this major problem.
Starvation - loss of buffalo/bison
400
This is a way to show respect and thanks to Indigenous Peoples and to remind ourselves that we are all Treaty people.
Land acknowledgements
400
When the king or queen makes decisions about what goods to produce and how much to charge customers, this is known as
Mercantilism
500
This legacy of imperialism is a result of a lack of access to resources and policies that prevent meaningful participation in the Canadian economy.
Poverty
500
This invention, powered by coal, helped machines work faster in factories and was a major development during the industrial revolution.
Steam engine
500
In 1960, which part of the Indian Act was changed?
The right to vote in federal elections
500
Teaching Canadians about the history of Indigenous Peoples and imperialism, is which word in: T.R.C.?
Truth
500
A very negative part of the triangular trade between Africa, Europe, and North America was
slavery