Great Migration Check-In

The correct definition for discrimination is:

• Fair treatment of a group of people based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, etc.
• Unjust treatment of a group of people based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, etc.
• Forcing a person/group of people to act the same as the dominant group
• Pressure to act a certain way

The correct definition for assimilation is:

• Believing that your nation is the best and deserves the most
• Forced separation of a group of people into a select area
• Forcing a person/group of people to act the same as the dominant group
• Pressure on a person to act a certain way

The correct definition for segregation is:

• Forced separation of a group of people into a select area
• A group of people living in a community with others that share their culture and beliefs
• Forcing a person/group of people to act the same as the dominant group
• Pressure to act a certain way

The correct definition for nationalism is:

• Claiming land for your own benefit
• Sharing your beliefs with others and pressuring them to change
• A belief that your culture is the best and deserves the most
• A belief that your nation is the best and deserves the most

The correct definition for immigration is:

• Visiting another country
• Traveling to another country to see family
• Moving permanently to another country
• Moving temporarily to another country

Which First Nations group did the European explorers first interact with? (a)  

• Mi'kmaq
• Blackfoot
• Cree
• Dene

Which country claimed Turtle Island first? (a)  

• France
• Scottland
• Ireland
• Britain

What does the word "Métis" mean in French? (a)  

• Mixed
• Combined
• Separate
• Different

Which of the following is an important part of Métis culture? (a)  

• The fiddle
• The Red River Jig
• Storytelling
• All of the above

Why were the 13 colonies seeking independence from Britain?

• Did not want to have their own governmnet
• Did not want to pay taxes
• Did not want to continue with the fur trade
• Wanted to unite with the First Nations