Dates
Treaty 6 was established in this year.
What is 1876?
These groups hold collective rights.
What is the Aboriginal peoples (including Metis, First Nations and Inuit), Anglophone and Francophone?
The First Nations record history in this way.
What is oral history?
The official term for those who signed the treaty with the government.
What is a "treaty indian"?
The Numbered Treaties are agreements between these two nations.
What is the crown and the First nations?
The Indian Act was passed in this year.
What is 1876?
Affirming collective identity.
What is the purpose of collective rights?
Canada's colonial past influenced this belief of cultures.
What is Ethnocentrism?
The languages: French and English
What are the official languages of Canada?
The First Nations and Canada agreed on the Numbered Treaties because of this reason and what they saw their neighbors (US) doing.
What is War?
Until ___, the Indian Act required the First Nations peoples to give up their rights and identity to vote.
What is 1960?
This is why the Anglophone, Francophone, and Aboriginal have collective rights.
What is the founding "fathers" of Canada?
The First Nations believed that treaties were and still are _____ to _____ _________.
What are nation to nation agreements?
If you speak French as your first language, you are part of this group.
What is a Francophone?
This law created in 1876 impacts Indigenous rights.
What is the Indian Act?
In this year, the First Nations rejected the government's attempt to update the Indian Act (Bill C-61)
What is 2002?
This law created in 1870, affirms collective rights and is received by the Metis.
What is the Manitoba Act?
This is how long the First Nations believe the treaties will last.
What is as long as the shine shines and rivers flow?
When a smaller language group is within a larger language group.
What is a minority setting?
This is why the First Nations and Canada negotiated on the Numbered Treaties. (List 1 or 2)
What is building a railway, avoiding war, securing future and use of land?
Prime Minister Paul Martin addressed moving forward with the First Nations, Metis, and Inuit in this year.
What is 2005?
Collective rights reflect this idea between peoples.
What is mutual respect?
First Nations believe this about the land and believe its not a commodity.
What is a legacy?
The term that refers to the diverse Aboriginal peoples who have collective rights.
What is First Nations?
______'s collective rights: Modern Treaties, Canada's Constitution
What is the collective rights of the Inuit?