History
Main objective of residential schools?
Assimilate Indigenous people into white European society
Did my viewpoint of canada change from the 1st to second poster?
yes
What was emphasized in the second poster that was not as heavily present in the first?
Indigenous Peoples
When were the two Constitution Acts legislated? Whose rights were ignored in the first Constitution?
1867 and 1982
-Indigenous rights ignored
Which historical event impacted the majority of us?
Immigration
There were two sections for time in the poster, what did each represent?
Top represents the atrocities Canada committed earlier, while bottom shows the peace we are trying to achieve recently
What was the Sifton policy? When was it mainly in effect?
This policy incentivized people to move to the Prairies and they will get free land. IT took place from Confederation till WW1
In Saskatchewan, how does the landscape affect us?
-Lots of land for agriculture
-Beautiful places to go for BBQs
Why was my life on one side of the canadian flag while the Indigenous was on the other?
To show the parallels in our struggles
Mention the three groups involved in the War of 1812 and what the end result was?
-British
- USA
-Indigenous helped British, but they were betrayed
Give me 2 examples of how multiculturalism impacts Muslims in Regina
- Regina Huda School possible
- Able to have a lot of masjids
- Ability to celebrate eid and even partake in sacrifice
- MSA in high schools and university
- Workplace accomodations
What does Canada being in the centre of the medicine wheel represent
All Canadians are treaty people
When was the Quebec Act put into effect (the year that was in the slideshow is not the year it was put into effect)
1775
What are we supposed to learn from this final project?
Understand that we have a role to play as well, in terms of dawah, family, improving wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples
What was at the centre of my poster? What does it represent?
Charter; represents how equality is the core of Canadian values