Indigenous Communities 1
Indigenous Communities 2
Indigenous Culture
Indigenous History
100

Which Indigenous community lived in the far northern areas of Canada?

Inuit

100

Which Indigenous community lived in wigwams?

Anishinabek

100

Why do Indigenous peoples use all of the parts of an animal?

So that nothing goes to waste and it is a cultural belief of theirs.

100

The people who first lived on the land known today as Canada were ____________________.

Indigenous peoples

200

Who are the "People of the Longhouse"?

The Haudenosaunee (Six Nations)

200

Which Indigenous community has ancestors that came from both Indigenous and European descent?

Métis

200

Most Indigenous clothing was made from what?

Animal furs and hides.

200

Why did early European explorers mistakenly call Indigenous peoples "Indians"?

Early European explorers thought they had arrived in India, so they called the Indigenous people Indians.

300

Why is the teepee a suitable structure for Cree?

It is durable, but can be disassembled and packed away easily for travel.

300

The ___________________ lived in forests near large lakes known as the "Great Lakes". They mostly ate fish, rice, and meat.

Anishinabek

300

Name 2 methods Indigenous communities used for getting food. Extra 100 points if you can name 3 :)

-Hunting

-Gathering

-Farming

-Foraging

-Fishing

300

What was the role of an Indigenous Elder?

To teach others about traditions and cultural history.

400

The _______________________ lived near Lake Ontario, Huron, and Erie.

The Haudenosaunee.

400

Explain why the Inuit community has a diet that consists of mainly meat and seafood.

Inuit peoples lived in the tundra, so their cold climate did not allow for trees or certain foods to grow, like fruits and vegetables, meaning they were limited to mainly meat and seafood. 

400

Describe two roles that Indigenous men had in early First Nations society. Extra 100 points if you can name 3 :)

1. Hunting

2. Fur Trading

3. Fishing

400

The __________________ ceremony is a spiritual practice that is used to maintain a spiritual connection.

Smudging ceremony.

500

Name one of the six tribes in the Six Nations. Extra 100 points if you can name two :)

1. Mohawk

2. Oneida

3. Onondaga

4. Cayuga

5. Seneca

6. Tuscarora

500

The ____________ lived mostly in the Prairies, northern Ontario, and Quebec. They ate bison and gathered berries and edible plants.

Cree

500

Describe two roles that Indigenous women had in early First Nations society. Extra 100 points if you can name 3 :)

1. Looking after the family

2. Growing vegetables

3. Farming

4. Feed the family

5. Making clothing from fur

500

First Nations beliefs centre around the ________ Spirit and the natural environment.

The Great Spirit.

600

Name all 5 Indigenous communities that we studied. 

Anishinabek, Cree, Métis, Inuit, and Six Nations

600

Name all 4 Indigenous shelters (homes) that we studied. 

1. wigwam

2. teepee

3. igloo

4. longhouse

600

Name the four sacred First Nations plants. 

Sage, sweetgrass, tobacco, cedar

600

What does the acronym "FNMI" stand for?

First Nations Métis Inuit