Canada in the 20th Century

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Culture Residential Schools The Indian Act Land Claims Miscellaneous
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Mikmaq 10 Exam Review

• Dear Friends,
• Make sure to review every slide of the
  presentation
• The game was designed through a double question
  where the answer to the first part automatically
  becomes another question,meaning that you are
  answering a question through a question.
• Good luck! Have fun!

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This was the only creature said to have touched
the face of god
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• What is an Eagle?

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• The Mikmaq must kill one of these to become a
  man.

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• What is a Moose?

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• The Mikmaq used this in a smudging ceremony.

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• What is Sweetgrass?
• (or Sage)

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• In Mikmaq this meant the people.

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• What is Lnuk?

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These were used as treaties by Native Canadians.
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What is a Wampum Belt?
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• This Famous Mikmaw poet was a resident of the
  residential school. She wrote I lost my talk.

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• Who is Rita Joe?

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• Most Mikmaq students that went to residential
  schools completed this grade.

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• What is Grade 9?

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• These were the two reasons Residential Schools
  were set up in Canada.

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• What is separation of parents and children? (and)
  What is the native culture is not worth
  preserving

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• This was the only time of year when many Mikmaq
  children could go home.

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• What is the summer?

Back to Game
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• Today, as a result of accusations of abuse, many
  Aboriginals are demanding this.

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What is an apology and compensation?
Back to Game
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• This was the year the Indian Act was first
  introduced

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• What is 1876?

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This was the process where Natives would lose
their status and become full-fledged Canadian
citizens.
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• What is enfranchisement?

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These were banned between 1884 and 1951 as a way
to destroy Aboriginal culture?
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• What is a potlatch (and other Aboriginal
  ceremonies?

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• This treaty of 1752 existed between the Mikmaq
  and this group as a way of promoting peace.

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Who are the British?
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• This amendment to the Indian Act reinstated
  native status to native women who had last their
  status after marrying non-native men.

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• What is Bill C-31

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• This land dispute erupted in the province of
  Quebec between Mohawk warriors and the government.

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• What is the Oka Crisis?

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• This is a land claim that exists where there is a
  treaty involved.

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• What is a specific claim?

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• This is a land claim where there is no evidence
  of a treaty but where there is evidence of the
  native peoples ancestors having lived on the
  land.

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• What is a comprehensive claim?

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• He was the premier of Ontario during the
  Ipperwash incident and both he and his government
  are responsible for the death of Dudley George
  according to a 2007 inquiry.

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• Who is Mike Harris?

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• He was the minister of Native affairs in Quebec
  during the Oka crisis.

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• Who is John Ciaccia?

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• This is a Native form of restorative justice.

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• What is a sentencing circle?

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Donald Marshall Jr. was sentenced to this many
years in jail after being falsely accused of
killing Sandy Seale.
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• What is life?

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• The development of this industry resulted in the
  Aboriginals of Canada becoming increasingly
  dependent on the Europeans.

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• What is the fur trade?

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This was the name of the band that occupied the
park during the Ipperwash incident.
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• Who is the Stony Point band?

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• This was the highest Mikmaq council.

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• What is the Grand Council?

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• He was the mortal enemy of Glooscap.

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• Who is the Beaver?