The Indian Act
Residential Schools
We Were Children
Truth and Reconciliation
Canada Random
100
What year was the Indian Act passed? 

1876

100

Half the school day focused on education, the other half focused on _________. 


The trades, chores, labour. 

100

Name the two children the documentary follows. 

Glen and Lyna. 

100

How many Calls to Action are there? 

94

Bonus: What year were the Calls to Action released? 

100 points

100

What is Canada's largest province? 

Quebec


200

Who did the Indian Act apply to? 

First Nations people only. 

200

What was the main purpose of Residential Schools? 

Assimilation. 

200

What happened when Lyna was caught stealing food? 

The nun secretly gave the rest of the girls food from the kitchen. 

200

What day is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation? 

September 30. 

200

Canada's national animal

Beaver!

300

Name one main purpose of the Indian Act.

To assimilate First Nations people through enfranchisement

To manage First Nations communities and their reserves

To define who could and could not be classified as a First Nations person

300

What year did Residential schools become official government policy? 


1884

300

What is the main punishment Lyna experienced for speaking her language? 

Holding her tongue. 

300

Who was the Prime Minister who apologized for Residential Schools in 2008? 

Stephen Harper. 

300

Tim Horton played this sport


Hockey

Bonus: Name a team he played for. 

150 points

400

How did the Indian Act treat First Nations women unequally? 

If they married a non-status man, they would lose their Indian Status while non-status wives of Status men gained Indian Status. 

400

Approximately 6000 children died in Residential schools. What was the main cause of these deaths? 

Disease. 

400

What horrific act did priests do that is common from both Glen and Lyna's stories? 

Sexual abuse. 

400

What does the "Truth" part of Truth and Reconciliation mean? 

The importance of acknowledging the truth of the stories told by residential school survivors. 

400

The city where you would find the highest Canadian structure.

Toronto? 

CN Tower 553 m

500

What was the "pass system" introduced to the Indian Act in 1885? 

First Nations people had to get permission to leave reserves. 
500

Residential schools left Indigenous people feeling disoriented. Why was this the case? 

They neither fit into their traditional cultures nor were they prepared for settler society.

500

What province did Glen go to school in? 

Saskatchewan. 

Bonus: What province did Lyna go to school in? 

150 points

500

Name the person who led the Truth and Reconciliation Commission? 

Murray Sinclair. 

500

This city is the "Polar Bear Capital of the World"

Churchill.

Bears outnumber people there!