ESL - Indigenous People of Canada - NOTE THAT this is NOT a HISTORY LESSON.

The video explores the indigenous peoples of Canada, including the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis. It covers their cultures, languages, dwellings, and traditional practices. The video also discusses the historical interactions between Europeans and indigenous peoples, highlighting both positive and negative outcomes. It concludes with a call to learn more about indigenous cultures to improve their quality of life.

Who were the first inhabitants of Canada?

• Europeans

• Indigenous peoples

• Africans

• Asians

Which group is known for inhabiting the northern regions of Canada?

• Inuit

• Métis

• Iroquois

• First Nations

What is a unique feature of Métis culture?

• Nomadic lifestyle

• Blending of European and indigenous traditions

• Use of igloos

• Living in longhouses

Which type of dwelling is associated with the Inuit?

• Cottage

• Igloo

• Teepee

• Longhouse

What was one of the negative impacts of European contact on indigenous peoples?

• Introduction of iron weapons

• Introduction of alcohol

• Introduction of new foods

• Introduction of woolen cloth

What was Jacques Cartier's primary goal in exploring Canada?

• To map the Canadian coastline

• To find an alternate route to China

• To establish a new colony

• To learn about indigenous cultures

What did the Europeans realize about the indigenous peoples regarding land settlement?

• They had no interest in trade

• They would willingly give up their land

• They were eager to adopt European customs

• They would always be a threat without a treaty