Social Unit 1 Study Game

What is: Perspective

• the way a group of people thinks about or understands everything in the world around them based on their life experiences.

• a way of viewing or understanding an idea or concept as being better than something else, often influenced by past experiences.

• Having accurate information from sources.

• a respected older member of a community.

What is: Bias

• A large extended family in Indigenous culture.

• Having accurate information from sources.

• a way of viewing or understanding an idea or concept as being better than something else, often influenced by past experiences.

• the way a group of people thinks about or understands everything in the world around them based on their life experiences.

What is a Clan

• a way of viewing or understanding an idea or concept as being better than something else, often influenced by past experiences.

• a respected older member of a community.

• Having accurate information from sources.

• A large extended family in Indigenous culture.

What is an Elder

• a respected older member of a community.

• A large extended family in Indigenous culture.

• An indigenous chief who made decisions for the group

• Having accurate information from sources.

What is Consensus

• A way of organizing the longhouses in the community

• A way of making decisions where everyone must come to an agreement on the issue

• A way of making decisions where one person decides for the whole group

• A way of hunting the pays respect to the land

What are the "three sisters"

• Corn, Beans, and Squash

• Corn, Carrots, and Squash

• Pumpkins, Squash, and Beans

• Canned Beans, Canned Corn, and Canned Squash

Who Farmed "The Three Sisters"

• Anishinabe

• Haudenosaunee

• Mi'kmaq

Which one of these groups is NOT one of Canada's Indigenous peoples?

• First Nations

• Metis

• Inuit

• Francophone

In which way are the Mi'kmaq, Anishinabe, and Haudenosaunee NOT similar?

• They all had strong connections to the land

• They all used oral history to teach lessons

• They all moved with the seasons to make the best use of the land

• They all negotiated alliances with other First Nations

Which First Nation group lived in the area that is known today as Nova Scotia?

• Mi'kmaq

• Anishinabe

• Haudenosaunee