General Information
Benefits of the Treaty
Historic Treaties
Culture
100

It was the ____ modern day treaty to be created in B.C

It was the FIRST modern day treaty to be created in B.C

100

$196.1 million

How much money did the Nisga'a receive as part of the treaty compensation?

100

Name one thing colonization bring to Nisga'a nation?

Christianity

100

How many tribes were they separated into (bonus for animal names too)

4, eagle raven, killer whale, wolf

200

Nisga’a’s Treaty sets out the land and resources from the agreement between ________ and ___________. 

Canada,B.C, The Nisga'a Nation

200

What was the most unique/new thing introduced in the Nisga'a treaty? (Now also implemented into new treaties)

Self-government

200
What differed between the mindset of the crown and the indigenous people during historic treaties?


 The indigenous people saw treaties as sacred binding agreements. 

The crown saw treaties as a way to exert control and gain resources

200

Who do they believe founded the earth

The Chief of Heavens

300

When was the Nisga'a treaty implemented?

2000

300

What allocations of wildlife species were they allowed access to? (Give 2 examples)

Fish, salmon, moose, etc.

300

List some treaty rights which were violated by the Canadian government in historic treaties.  

- constantly crossing into indigenous land

- Often did not follow up on hunting/fishing rights and provisions

300

What parts of their culture was effected by colonialism 

- language

- religion

- ceremonies (banning of potlatches)

- land

- hunting/fishing

400

What were the rights aimed for in the Nisga'a Treaty?

eqaulity

400

In the event of inconsistency between federal or provincial laws and Nisga’a government laws, what will prevail?

Nisga’a laws will prevail

400

Give an example of a historic treaty

The royal proclamation of 1763

The Numbered Treaties 1871-1921


400

Who is the chief of heaven’s grandson?

Txeemsim

500

Name some key features of this treaty:

  • Indigenous ownership rights to land
  • Right to use lands and resources, such as hunting and fishing
  • Cultural and social rights
  • Self Governing
  • 196.1 million dollars (not provided all at once) 
  • 2019 square kilometres of land
  • Ability to make laws
  • A fiscal Financing Agreement provides health, education, social services and other services
500

How many square kilometres of land did the Nisga'a recieve in total?

2,019

500

What did the indigenous people sometimes refer to the Queen as, signifying a bond and trust like family?

their ‘grandmother’

500

What kind of art is the Nisga’a known for?

Printmaking, carving and weaving