a) Tommy Prince
b) Tommy Hudson
c) Tommy Stewart
d) Tommy Upshaw
a) The shoe horn and the pencil
b) Chewing gum and Aspirin
c) The gun and the canon
d) Beads and the hammer
a) 1985
b) 1988
c) 1996
d) 1982
a) A place of fish
b) A place of ice
c) A place of snow
d) A place of seal
a) To indicate a direction (east, west, north, south)
b) To mark Inuit territorial boundaries across the Artic
c) To warn others of dangers ahead
d) To guide the Inuit across the artic tundra or to mark a special or sacred place
a) To be like a priest and conduct ceremonies
b) To be the keeper of traditional teachings and language
c) To show others how to hunt
d) To teach others how to build canoes and snow shoes
a) It was invented by Colonel By.
b) It was suggested by those who built the Rideau Canal.
c) It is a name given to the people who controlled trade on the river.
a) Its origin is the Algonquin expression meaning “narrow passage.”
b) Its origin is an expression in the Cree language meaning “Who are those in the distance?”
c) Its origin is an expression in the Sioux language meaning “fruitful hunt.”
d) Its origin is an expression in the Mohawk language meaning “place of caribou bones.”
a) 1968
b) 1992
c.) 1970
d) 1984
a) For long-distance travel
b) To carry game and people over snow
c) For racing
d) To allow inhabitants to disperse quickly if their village was attacked
True
False
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) Never
a) A Canadian initiative to increase the number of Aboriginal women and girls in post-secondary education
b) An initiative to address violence against Aboriginal (First Nations, Inuit, and Métis) women in Canada
c) An initiative to help Aboriginal families deal with personal tragedy
d) An initiative to help Aboriginal communities after the occurrence of a natural disaster
a) Around 35
b) More than 60
c) Under 28
d) Exactly 77
a) European occupation of Sioux territory
b) An unprovoked attack by the U.S. cavalry
c) The discovery of gold in the Black Hills of South Dakota
d) A disagreement on the interpretation of a treaty
a) 1,200,333
b) 976,545
c) 1,172,790
d) 866,399
a) Playing
b) Jumping
c) Paper
d) Music
a) 1962
b) 1972
c) 1982
d) 1952
a) The Innu
b) The Mi’kmac
c) The Sioux
d.) The Cree
a) For use in official ceremonies such as marriages
b) For use in prayers for balance between humans and nature
c) To protect sleeping individuals from negative dreams
d) For use in prayers for success during the buffalo hunt
Thank you / Meegwetch/ Merci
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