Indigenous people have long black hair, are thin and walk in bare feet.

Most Indigenous people live mainly in tipis / teepees.

Most Indigenous people wear only traditional clothing of leather and fur.

Indigenous people are treated equally, the same as all other Canadian citizens.

Residential schools were comfortable and positive places that helped Indigenous people live better.

Mi’kmaq people living off-reserve don’t pay taxes on anything.

Indigenous people use sacred medicines (herbs) to get high.

Mi’kmaq people living on-reserve have “house deeds” for their homes.

ALL Mi’kmaq people living on-reserve own property on reserve.

All Indigenous students receive assistance to attend post-secondary school.

“Indian Time” is about being late.

The government rules called the “Indian Act” is still used in Canada in 2020.

It is always okay to name sports teams after Indigenous groups.

It is okay to wear Indigenous costumes at Halloween that resemble regalia (traditional and often sacred clothing).

Indigenous spirituality is practiced by all Mi’kmaq.

I have visited a Mi’kmaq Community.

Mother Earth does not need us to survive.

We need Mother Earth to survive

I will work hard to do my best in this class.