Historical Figures, Identity, Joy and Doctrine of Discovery

Which of the following individuals is known for their contributions to art and is often referred to as the "Picasso of the North"?

• George Armstrong

• Norval Morrisseau

• Helen Betty Osborne

• Dudley George

Who was a famous Apache leader known for his resistance against Mexico and the United States?

• N. Scott Momaday

• Geronimo

• Louis Riel

• Andrew Jackson

Which historical figure was a Métis leader and is considered a founder of Manitoba?

• Tina Fontaine

• Louis Riel

• John A. MacDonald

• Maria Campbell

Who has often defined Indigenous identity from a nonIndigenous perspective?

• Native tribes

• Federal government

• Local communities

• International organizations

What does the United States declare Indigenous people to be?

• Foreign citizens

• Members of independent nations

• Members of domestic dependent nations

• Non-citizens

What is a primary issue faced by some Indigenous nations according to our slides?

• Lack of federal recognition

• Overpopulation

• Economic instability

• Environmental concerns

According to the text, how do nonindigenous people often view Indigenous people?

• As leaders in technology.

• As tourist attractions and historical artifacts.

• As political figures.

• As modern entrepreneurs.

What does the doctrine of discovery not accept regarding Indigenous land rights?

• Indigenous peoples as legal property holding persons

• Indigenous peoples as part of the state

• Indigenous peoples as equal citizens

• Indigenous peoples as sovereign nations

What concept assumes that Indigenous peoples do not count as legal property holding persons because they are not 'civilized'?

• Terra nullius

• Common law

• Doctrine of discovery

• Indigenous citizenship

According to the doctrine of discovery, property ownership is allowed only as a concept of what religion or philosophy?

• Liberalism

• Christianity

• Aristocracy

• Individulaism