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About First Nations
Who or Where?
Key Concepts
Historical Tools
100
What block are we in?
Block D.
100
Think of the seven generations before you and those who come after you.
The 7th Generation Principle
100
This is a map of...
The New World.
100
The animal most used in the fur trade.
Beaver.
100
A first-hand account or record of an event or time. (ex. a diary)
Primary source
200
Title of my presentation.
European Colonization and North America.
200
"Never take the first. Never take the last." Where is this from?
Honourable Harvest Principles.
200
Whose logo?
Hudson's Bay Company (from 1921!)
200
What is this?
The Columbian Exchange.
200
A source created after an event.
Secondary source
300
What's my full name?
Melissa Antonio.
300
The nation that created the 7th Generation principle.
The Iroquois/Haudenosaunee.
300
The island where Christopher Columbus first landed.
The Bahamas.
300
Phrase meaning "nobody's land" or "empty land".
Terra Nullius.
300
A primary source that is a snapshot of an event.
A photo.
400
Amount of pictures used in my slides.
10.
400
To receive something and return the act with a positive action.
Reciprocity.
400
The original full name for "America".
Amerigo Vespucci.
400
Wars caused by the Fur Trade.
The Beaver Wars.
400
A primary source which was written by someone. Often very personal.
A diary.
500
How many slides in total was my presentation? (hint: double digits)
12.
500
The original name for Canada, coined by the First Nations.
Turtle Island.
500
The key to Vasco de Gama's successful sailing route.
By sailing around Africa.
500
Concepts that Europeans used to justify their occupation of the Americas.
Doctrine of Discovery and Terra Nullius.
500
A secondary source that gathers information, takes a long time to write, goes through many edits and is eventually published.
A textbook.