Indigenous Perspectives on Canada's 150th

The video discusses Canada's 150th anniversary and its impact on Indigenous people. Indigenous artist Kent Monkman uses his art to confront colonial history and highlight Indigenous struggles. The Resistance 150 movement aims to remind Canadians of the ongoing issues faced by Indigenous communities. Indigenous voices are using Canada Day to bring attention to historical injustices, and there is a call for acknowledgment and respect for Indigenous rights moving forward.

What is the main focus of Kent Monkman's art?

• Depicting European landscapes

• Confronting Canada's colonial past

• Celebrating Canadian achievements

• Promoting modern art techniques

In what year did three British colonies merge to form Canada?

• 1867

• 1776

• 1901

• 1945

What negative impacts did colonization have on Indigenous peoples according to the transcript?

• Increased trade opportunities

• Access to new technologies

• Cultural erasure and institutionalization

• Improved healthcare

What is the name of Kent Monkman's art show mentioned in the transcript?

• Art and Politics

• Indigenous Voices

• Colonial Reflections

• Shame and Prejudice

What is the purpose of the 'Resistance 150' movement?

• To celebrate Canadian culture

• To promote economic growth

• To support environmental conservation

• To remind Canadians of Indigenous struggles

What disparity is highlighted by the 'Resistance 150' movement?

• Technological advancements vs. traditional practices

• Educational opportunities vs. employment rates

• Economic prosperity of Canada vs. challenges faced by Indigenous peoples

• Urban development vs. rural life

How are Indigenous artists using Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations?

• To promote tourism

• To push an agenda opposite to the celebrations

• To showcase traditional crafts

• To organize music festivals

What is the federal government's stance on the inclusivity of the celebrations?

• They focus solely on economic growth

• They ignore Indigenous perspectives

• They are exclusive to certain groups

• They aim to be as inclusive as possible

What do Indigenous citizens want as Canada turns 150?

• More political representation

• Acknowledgment of their suffering and respect for their rights

• More cultural festivals

• Increased trade opportunities

What is the overall message of the Indigenous voices during Canada's 150th anniversary?

• To celebrate technological advancements

• To highlight the darker chapters of Canada's history

• To promote tourism

• To focus on future economic growth