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Which tribe gave women the most influential role in their society?
Which tribe gave women the most influential role in their society?
- Beothuk
- Anishinabe
- Haudenosaunee (correct)
- Mi’kmaq
Which tribe was known for its agricultural practices?
Which tribe was known for its agricultural practices?
- Mi’kmaq
- Beothuk
- Anishinabe
- Haudenosaunee (correct)
What was NOT a common practice among the First Nations tribes?
What was NOT a common practice among the First Nations tribes?
- Believing in the Great Creator
- Hunting and gathering
- Accumulating wealth for personal gain (correct)
- Valuing community and cooperation
Which tribe's society was NOT based on a class system?
Which tribe's society was NOT based on a class system?
What was a common aspect of First Nations spirituality?
What was a common aspect of First Nations spirituality?
How did the Haudenosaunee tribe organize their economy?
How did the Haudenosaunee tribe organize their economy?
What is implied about the relationships between First Nations tribes?
What is implied about the relationships between First Nations tribes?
What is the primary role of women in Speaker 1's nation?
What is the primary role of women in Speaker 1's nation?
What is the title of the leader in Speaker 1's nation?
What is the title of the leader in Speaker 1's nation?
What is the primary role of women in Speaker 2's nation?
What is the primary role of women in Speaker 2's nation?
What is the significance of the Grand Council in Speaker 1's nation?
What is the significance of the Grand Council in Speaker 1's nation?
Which of the following is a characteristic of Speaker 2's nation?
Which of the following is a characteristic of Speaker 2's nation?
What is the primary economy of Speaker 1's nation?
What is the primary economy of Speaker 1's nation?
What is the significance of alliances in Speaker 2's nation?
What is the significance of alliances in Speaker 2's nation?
What is the role of the Elders in Speaker 1's nation?
What is the role of the Elders in Speaker 1's nation?
In the Mi'kmaq tribe, what was the approach to justice?
In the Mi'kmaq tribe, what was the approach to justice?
Which tribe is most likely associated with the quote about the wind and the trees of the forest?
Which tribe is most likely associated with the quote about the wind and the trees of the forest?
What was the role of women in the tribe described by Girl #1?
What was the role of women in the tribe described by Girl #1?
Which tribe is most likely associated with the values described by Girl #2?
Which tribe is most likely associated with the values described by Girl #2?
What was the role of women in the tribe described by Girl #3?
What was the role of women in the tribe described by Girl #3?
How did the Mi'kmaq tribe approach punishment for major crimes?
How did the Mi'kmaq tribe approach punishment for major crimes?
What is reflected in the quote about the wind and the trees of the forest?
What is reflected in the quote about the wind and the trees of the forest?
What is a characteristic of the Mi'kmaq tribe's approach to justice?
What is a characteristic of the Mi'kmaq tribe's approach to justice?
Study Notes
Tribal Differences
- Women had the most influence in the Haudenosaunee tribe.
- The Haudenosaunee tribe used the most agriculture or farming to supply themselves with food.
Beliefs and Values
- First Nations tribes believed in a highly developed sense of community.
- They did not believe in accumulating wealth for themselves.
- They believed in respectful relationships with all creation.
- They believed in the Great Creator.
Land and Ownership
- The land does not belong to anyone; people are merely keepers of the earth.
- It is not ours to buy, sell, or claim.
Tribal Governance
- The Haudenosaunee tribe had a system of government where women had a great deal of influence in decision making.
- They could have the male leader replaced if he failed to perform his duties.
- The Mi'kmaq tribe had a chosen leader called a "Saqamaw" who was advised by the Elders.
- They belonged to a Grand Council of the Seven Districts.
Justice
- In the Mi'kmaq tribe, justice was dealt out through careful deliberation among the tribal elders.
Tribes and Seasons
- The Haudenosaunee tribe recognized the change of seasons and the importance of the forest for food and protection.
Tribal Roles for Women
- Girl #1, with limited power, was most likely a member of the Mi'kmaq tribe.
- Girl #2, with limited power but contributing to the tribe, was most likely a member of the Anishinabe tribe.
- Girl #3, with significant power in decision making, was most likely a member of the Haudenosaunee tribe.
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Description
This quiz assesses knowledge about the customs and practices of three First Nations tribes in North America. It covers their way of life, influence of women, and farming practices.