First Nations History Canada Part 5

Approximately ____ Aboriginal soldiers from across Canada served in the First World War alone.

• 100

• 3000

• 6000

• 600000

First Nations across the country began to create _________ based organizations that forcefully expressed their peoples' desire for equality with other Canadians, while maintaining their cultural heritage.

• provincially

• city

• federally

in 1946 a special joining parliamentary committee of the Senate and House of Commons took a review of Canada's policies and management of Indian affairs. These hearing brought forward the the....

• how to get rid of first Nation and other Indigenous groups altogether

• impacts of policies had on First Nations people in Canada

• the stats on number of First Nations, Inuit and Metis

First nations chiefs wanted to do what to the Indian Act?

• repeal it

• scale back certain powers it had

• make it bigger and get rid of First Nations rights and groups

Amendments to the Indian Act in the year ....

• 2018

• 1798

• 1867

• 1951

The White Paper argue that First Nations should not be given special status but instead

• integrate First Nations into Canadian Society and repeal of the Indian Act

• give First Nations their own country

• give first Nations a new special status

• it was called the white paper because it was printed on white paper

Comprehensive land claims are...

• boundaries of lands

• more details acceptance of land claims by First Nations supported by Court rulings in Canada

• creations of more reserves

rom 1975 to 2009, there were __ (number) comprehensive claims agreements, commonly known as "modern treaties," concluded across Northern Quebec, the Northwest Territories, Yukon and British Columbia.

• 2

• 10

• 22

• 35

Signed in 1993, the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement was the first treaty with Inuit in Canada and laid the groundwork for the creation of ...

• NorthWest Terriotories

• Yukon

• Nunavut

• Rupert's Land

The federal government entered into constitutional discussions with provincial premiers between 1977 and 1981 to reform and repatriate the Constitution. What is a provincial Premier?

• the leader of a town

• the leader of that province

• the leader of the world!