Chapter: Who We Are
Topic: Aboriginal Peoples
Quiz - Aboriginal Peoples
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Canada’s original Aboriginal population are believed to come from _______________.
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2. Question
The first rights for Aboriginal peoples in Canada were granted in _______________.
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The policy of forcing Aboriginal children into residential schools lasted until_______________.
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The Canadian government formally apologised for their treatment of Aboriginal children in_______________.
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There are _______________ groupings of Aboriginal peoples in Canada today.
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The Métis Aboriginal people have a shared Aboriginal and _____________ heritage.
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The Métis mostly live on the ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬_______________.
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The name of the Inuit people means ______________ in their language.
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Aboriginal peoples who are not Inuit or Métis are known as _____________.
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Aboriginal peoples
Long before the explorers came to North America from Europe, the Aboriginal peoples’ ancestors were already in Canada. They are believed to have come from Asia thousands of years before the explorers.
The Aboriginal peoples were well established with diverse and vibrant First Nations cultures rooted firmly in religious beliefs revolving around their relationship with the creator, the environment, and each other.
The rights of Aboriginal peoples are enshrined in the Canadian Constitution under Aboriginal & treaty rights. Aboriginal peoples first got territorial rights in 1763 through King George III’s Royal Proclamation. This established a basis for negotiating treaties with newcomers. However, these treaties weren’t always fully respected.