Inuit Part 2

What was one of the main reasons the Inuit population was affected by European contact?

• They were introduced to new foods.

• They were taught new languages.

• They were given new technology.

• They were exposed to new diseases.

Why were Inuit families relocated in the 1950s?

• To find better hunting grounds.

• To increase population in the Arctic for sovereignty claims.

• To build new communities.

• To escape harsh weather conditions.

What did the Canadian government do in 1993 regarding the Inuit relocation?

• They investigated the program and compensated the families.

• They ignored the issue.

• They built new homes for the Inuit.

• They relocated more families.

What was one of the reasons the Inuit protested in 1988?

• They wanted to change their traditional lifestyle.

• They demanded more healthcare facilities.

• They opposed the use of their land for military flights.

• They wanted more schools.

What was the outcome of the 1989 court case involving the Inuit?

• The Inuit were found guilty.

• The Inuit were found not guilty.

• The court did not reach a decision.

• The case was dismissed.