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Aboriginal People
Métis People
Canadian Government
Collective Rights
Indian Act
100
The first people in Canada.
Who are the Aboriginal People?
100
The background of all Métis people.
What is European and First Nation?
100
The year the Canadian government was founded.
What is 1867.
100
The definition of collective rights.
What are rights guaranteed to certain groups in Canadian society.
100
The year the Indian Act was created in.
What is 1876
200
The 11 treaties that gave the First Nations land.
What was the Numbered Treaties.
200
A man that led the Northwest Resistance and was hung for treason in 1885.
Who is Louis Riel
200
The type of government that Canada has.
What is a democracy?
200
Groups in Canada that have collective rights.
Who are the First Nations, the Métis, the Inuit, the Francophones, and the Anglophones.
200
An annual payment granted under the Numbered Treaties.
What is an Annuity?
300
One right that First Nations want most.
What is self governance.
300
The first time in Canada's government gave the Métis land.
What was 1938.
300
The year the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was made.
What is 1982.
300
This resistance was made in 1885 to protect Métis collective rights.
What was the Northwest Resistance?
300
An act that the Canadian government created in 1876 that granted the First Nations 11 pieces of land along with many rights.
What is the Indian Act?
400
The reasons that First Nation's residential schools were bad.
What are because they tried to assimilate First Nations and did not let First Nation children grow up learning about their own culture.
400
The year that the Métis received legislation that included 4 acts for Métis rights.
What was 1990.
400
The year the Canadian government made the Numbered Treaties
What is 1871?
400
Groups that have had to fight for collective rights over the course of Canada's history.
Who are the First Nations, the Métis, the Inuit, and the Francophones.
400
A school system in the Numbered Treaties who's goal was to assimilate the First Nations.
What are Residential Schools?
500
Treaties 6, 7, and 8, Indian Act, Official Bilingualism, Minority Language Education Rights, Manitoba Act, Section 35, Constitution Act.
What are some laws that affirm Aboriginal People's collective rights.
500
One of the most important aspect of Métis rights from their point of view.
What is the ability to define themselves and not have the non-Métis people do that for them.
500
A big problem with the early Canadian government that made them ignorant to the aboriginal people.
What is ethnocentrism?
500
The reasons Canada's government gave out collective rights.
What were to avoid fighting and because Canadian group fought for them.
500
One thing that First Nations wanted the most from the Indian Act.
What is Self Government?