Land & Identity
Treaties
History
What Am I?
Challenge
100

What does identity mean?

Who you are / what shapes who you are.

100

Regina is in which Treaty territory?

Treaty 4

100

What major war did we study?

World War II / WWII

100

“I describe how someone sees or understands the world.”

Worldview

100

Odd one out: Treaty 4, TLE, Treaty promises, rationing.

Rationing

200

What is a worldview?

How someone sees or understands the world.

200

Who does “the Crown” represent?

The government

200

What does injustice mean?

Something unfair / unfair treatment.

200

“I am an agreement involving promises between First Nations and the Crown.”

Treaty

200

What do Treaty 4, Treaty 6, and Treaty 10 all have in common?

They are Treaties that cover parts of Saskatchewan.

300

Name ONE way land can affect people's lives.

Work, activities, culture, traditions, food, ways of life, etc.

300

What does TLE stand for?

Treaty Land Entitlement

300

Japanese Canadians were forcibly displaced from the coast of which province?

British Columbia / B.C.

300

I am the area of land connected to a specific Treaty. What am I?

Treaty Territory

300

What concept from our Land lessons helps explain WHY First Nations and the Crown could have different understandings during Treaty-making?


Different worldviews / perspectives.

400

Why might people have different views of the same land?

Different cultures / worldviews / experiences.

400

TLE helps address what kind of Treaty promise?

Land / reserve land that wasn't fully provided.

400

What did Canada do in 1988 about Japanese Canadian internment?

Apologized / acknowledged the injustice / redress.

400

“I mean trying to acknowledge or address a past wrong.”

Redress

400

What do Treaty Land Entitlement and Japanese Canadian redress have in common?

Both involve addressing something from the past that was not handled fairly/properly.

500

Different views of land sometimes caused different understandings of what?

Treaties / Treaty agreements.

500

Are Treaties only part of Canada's past? Why or why not?

No - they still matter today.

500

What is one way WWII changed everyday life in Canada?

Rationing, changes in jobs/workplaces, shortages.


500

“I am an effect that continues after an event is over.”

Lasting impact / lasting effect

500

I connect Land, Treaties, AND History:

  • Land can influence me.
  • Treaty relationships have helped shape me.
  • Events from the past continue to influence me.

What am I?

Canadian identity