12 Questions
Over 1 million people in Canada are ______
Aboriginal
8 out of 10 Aboriginal people live in Ontario and the Western ______
provinces
54% live in ______ centres
urban
10% of Winnipeg’s population is ______
Aboriginal
The term 'Aboriginal peoples' includes First Nations, Métis, and ______
Inuit
First Nations reserves are lands that are claimed from the First ______
Nations
Reserves were created and land was set aside for specific First Nations peoples to use. In 1857, the Gradual Civilization Act was passed to assimilate Aboriginal peoples into European ______.
culture
In 1876, the Indian Act allowed the federal government to set up residential schools for Aboriginal children, which were run by Anglican, United, Presbyterian, and Catholic ______.
churches
In 1885, the potlatch ceremony was ______.
banned
Many banned Aboriginal ceremonies continued in private, and the ban was officially lifted in ______.
1951
The territory of Nunavut, created in 1999, was the largest land claim settlement in Canada’s ______.
history
Aboriginal spirituality has become recognized as an official ______; the eagle feather can now be used in the provincial justice system instead of a Bible.
religion
Explore the diverse and rich history of Canadian Aboriginal peoples, with a focus on their population distribution, urban concentration, and cultural variations. Learn about the inclusive term 'Aboriginal peoples' encompassing First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities.
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