Short Review Quiz from the last week

Which of the following can make up a Nation?

• Sports Team

• Languages

• Being a member of a church.

• All of them

A political border is otherwise known as a Nation (a)   ?

The Numbered Treaties were chosen by the Canadian Government because

• It allowed them to avoid war with the First Nations groups across the west.

• They could take land from the First Nations people without giving anything in return.

• They were able to keep the Bison from going extinct.

• They were able to get as much land as they could for only 20 Acres of Scrip per family.

Louis Riel was all of the following, except . . .

• A spiritual leader

• An elected member of the House of Commons

• A successful leader of an armed rebellion in 1885

• The first Premier of Manitoba, as decided officially in 2024

Apartheid in South Africa is an example of . . .

• Civic Nationalism

• Tyranny of the Majority

• The Imposition of Liberalism

• Ethnic Nationalism

Nelson Mandela, and his first act as President of South Africa to protect everyone under one constitution (including those who in-prisoned him), is the best example of . . .

• Tyranny of the Minority

• A transition from Ethnic Nationalism to Civic Nationalism

• Tyranny of the Majority

• The Imposition of Liberalism

The importance of Oral tradition and history for First Nations and Indigenous peoples around the world is emphasized by ....

• The story of how to hunt moose in the wild.

• The use of Oral history in the signing of the Treaties in Canada.

• The recognition of Oral history as a legitimate source of history by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1997

• The use of Oral history and traditions in federal government ceremonies.

Of the nations listed below, which is the most likely to bring people together?

• Similar interests in sports

• Shared political interests

• Similar religious practices.

• Communication through the same or similar language

If these two fans were friends, this would represent an instance of . . .

• Contending Loyalties

• A contradiction

• A terrible friendship

• A situation where one person was cool and the other was pretty uncool.