SS7 Ch 1 3 First Nations Quiz

Which of the following three First Nations groups moved with the seasons?

• A. Mi'kmaq

• B. Haudenosaunee

• C. Anishinabe

• both A and C

Clan mothers played an important role in which of the following group(s)?

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishinabe

• both A and B

Which of the following was a prominent feature of the Anishinabe society?

• hunting

• agriculture

• fishing

• harvesting wild rice

What can the term diversity mean when applied to early First Nations history?

• the common characteristics of two cultures within the same geographical regions

• the differences between two political factions in the community

• the variety of cultures within North America before the arrival of the Europeans

• the variety of mineral deposits traded for between nations

What is one of the similarities between the three cultures studied in this unit?

• They built longhouses for year-round settlements.

• They all lived close to the coast.

• They used technology to make their lives easier.

• They had different camps for winter and summer.

Which people group relied most heavily on fishing, particularly in rivers?

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishinabe

• Mi'kmaq

Which of the following statements is false when comparing the Mi'kmaq, Anishinabe, and Haudenosaunee?

• All three tribes lived near the water.

• All three tribes had an effective form of government.

• All three moved their homes according to the seasons.

• All three tribes differed in many aspects of their way of life.

Women could be described as having the most influence over which of the following tribes?

• Mi'kmaq

• Anishinabe

• Haudenosaunee

• Beothuk

Which of the following tribes used agriculture, or farming the most, in order to supply themselves with food?

• Mi'kmaq

• Anishinabe

• Haudenosaunee

• Beothuk

Find the false statement about First Nations tribes.

• All tribes believed in accumulating wealth for themselves.

• All tribes had a highly developed sense of community.

• All tribes participated in hunting.

• All tribes believed in the Great Creator.