National Indigenous History Month: When did it start and what is

When did National Indigenous History Month become an official celebration in Canada?

• 1996

• 2007

• 2009

• 1982

What was the initial name suggested for National Indigenous Peoples' Day by the Assembly of First Nations in 1982?

• National Indigenous Peoples' Day

• National Aboriginal Solidarity Day

• Indigenous Culture Day

• First Nations Recognition Day

According to Eldon Yellowhorn, what is a key purpose of National Indigenous History Month?

• To celebrate Canada's formation.

• To merge all Indigenous cultures under one term.

• To educate Canadians about Indigenous history, cultures, and traditions.

• To focus solely on the history since European contact.

What is the "Wolf Road" in Blackfoot tradition?

• A path for wolves to hunt

• A constellation

• The Milky Way

• A trail on Earth

What is the significance of National Indigenous History Month?

• It is the only time to learn about Indigenous history.

• It provides a dedicated opportunity to learn about Indigenous cultures and contributions.

• It is a month for Indigenous peoples to celebrate among themselves.

• It is a time to mourn historical injustices.