Indigenous Veterans (Reading Comprehension)

What is the main focus of the Indigenous Veterans section?

• The cultural traditions of Indigenous peoples.

• The economic contributions of Indigenous communities.

• The political influence of Indigenous leaders.

• The history of Indigenous participation in Canada's military efforts.

Which war saw more than 4,000 Indigenous people serve in uniform?

• The Gulf War

• The Vietnam War

• The First World War

• The Korean War

What skill was particularly valuable for Indigenous soldiers during the First World War?

• Medical expertise

• Marksmanship

• Navigation

• Engineering

Who was a famous Métis sniper awarded the Military Medal during the First World War?

• Tommy Prince

• Noel Knockwood

• Francis Pegahmagabow

• Henry Louis Norwest

What role did Indigenous soldiers take on during the Second World War that involved translating radio messages?

• Code Talkers

• Signal Officers

• Cryptographers

• Linguists

Which Indigenous soldier was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross during the Second World War?

• Raymond Goodchild

• David Greyeyes

• Huron Brant

• Willard Bolduc

What was a significant issue faced by Indigenous Veterans after returning from war?

• Limited educational resources

• Inadequate housing

• Denial of full Veteran benefits

• Lack of employment opportunities

Which Indigenous group is known for their role in the Canadian Rangers?

• Inuit

• All of the above

• Métis

• First Nations

What is the significance of the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument?

• It celebrates Indigenous cultural festivals.

• It marks the site of a historic battle.

• It honors Indigenous contributions in war and peace.

• It commemorates Indigenous leaders.

What is observed on November 8 each year?

• Remembrance Day

• National Aboriginal Veterans Day

• Veterans Day

• Indigenous Peoples Day