History Quiz

This federal government action forced Inuit peoples to stop their nomadic way of life and live in permanent communities

• National Aboriginal Day

• Conscription Crises

• Maitres Chez Nous

• relocation program

The federal political party that formed in 1993 with the goal of Quebec separation from Canada.

• Parti Quebecois

• Bloc Quebecois

• Metis

• Idle No More

The change in Quebec from a rural, religion-focused French-speaking society to a modern, urban, industrial and non-religious (secular) French-speaking society (1960s)

• The Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (formerly the Inuit Tapirisat)

• The Quiet Revolution

• Red River Resistance

• Bloc Quebecois

This was the second Metis uprising in response to the push of their people even further west into Saskatchewan; Riel was executed for his role in this resistance.

• Conscription Crises

• Northwest Resistance

• self-determination

• Maitres Chez Nous

Those who believe Quebec should remain a Canadian province and NOT separate

• federalist

• federal

• sovereignist / nationalist

• provisional government

A study done to clarify the relationship between Aboriginals and non-Aboriginals in Canada; the result was the determination that the treatment of Aboriginals by Canada over the years had been wrong.

• The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples

• these are some of the complications that could be met in the pursuit of self-determination

• inherent right

• The goals of self-determination of Aboriginals

The findings of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples lead the Canadian government to issue a statement of regret that was called this.

• self-determination

• Statement of Reconciliation

• Northwest Resistance

• Conscription Crises

Riel and the Metis created this in 1870 as a way to impress upon the federal government that Metis people could (and should) self-govern and they had inherent rights to land and language that could not be ignored.

• federalist

• sovereignist / nationalist

• sovereignty association

• provisional government

This was assigned to all Inuit people beginning in the 1930s because their single-name system was considered too difficult for keeping track of people; this system was abolished in 1969.

• Maitres Chez Nous

• Nunavik

• a number

• Northwest Resistance

This was the main outcome of the Bilingual and Bicultural Commission; made two official languages in Canada.

• The goals of self-determination of Aboriginals

• 1980 Quebec referendum

• Northwest Resistance

• Official bilingualism (Official Languages Act)