Social Studies Review

What are the three main Indigenous groups in Canada?

• Abenaki, Cherokee, Mohawk

• First Nations, Inuit, and Métis

• Aztec, Mayan, Inca

• Cree, Sioux, Apache

What is the significance of the totem pole in Indigenous culture?

• It is a symbol of modern technology and progress.

• It is used for hunting and gathering food.

• It is a form of entertainment for the community.

• It represents family lineage, clan stories, and spiritual beliefs.

What is the traditional way of life for the Inuit people?

• City living and working in offices

• Raising cattle and living in desert tents

• Hunting, fishing, and living in igloos or snow houses

• Farming and living in stone houses

What is the significance of the Canadian Pacific Railway in Canadian history?

• It played a significant role in the development and unification of Canada.

• It was built solely for the benefit of a few wealthy individuals

• It caused division and conflict in Canada

• It had no impact on Canadian history

Who were the first European settlers in Canada?

• Greeks

• Egyptians

• Romans

• Vikings

How does cultural diversity contribute to the identity of Ontario?

• It enriches the social, economic, and cultural fabric of the province.

• It has no impact on the identity of Ontario

• It leads to division and conflict within the province

• It causes the loss of traditional Ontario culture

The Haudenosaunee is a group that includes how many other First Nations groups?

• 5

• 6

• 8

• 7

Which indigenous group were referred to as hunters, fishers and gatherers?

• Anishinabe

• Haudenosaunee

• Mi'kmaq

• Seneca

Which group was known for their farming skills, in particular with the 3 sisters?

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishinabe

• Iroquois

• Mi'Kmaq

Who were the ‘keepers of knowledge’

• women

• elders

• grandparents

• story tellers