12 Questions
What was the main life source and provider for Indigenous people before the arrival of European settlers?
The land
How did Indigenous people demonstrate respect for the things around them?
They only took what they needed and used every part of the animal to avoid waste
What was the main purpose of the fur trade between Indigenous people and European settlers?
To exchange goods like fur clothing, alcohol, tobacco, food, and medicine
What was the result of the increased traffic from the fur trade?
It led to the spread of diseases like smallpox, tuberculosis, and measles that were previously unknown to Indigenous communities
What was the initial relationship between Indigenous people and European settlers?
It was a friendly and curious encounter
What was the ultimate impact of the arrival of European settlers on Indigenous communities?
It led to the Europeans using the fur trade to make their way into Indigenous land and displace Indigenous communities
What was the primary purpose of sending missionaries to Indigenous communities?
To gain trust and convince them to abandon their way of life
What happened to Indigenous children upon arrival at residential schools?
They were given baths, had their hair cut, and given numbers as names
What were Indigenous children forbidden from doing at residential schools?
Speaking their native language or practicing their traditions
What types of abuse did Indigenous children suffer at residential schools?
Emotional, physical, and sexual abuse
What was a common issue at residential schools that led to the death of many children?
Diseases and malnourishment due to poor conditions
How long did it take before residential schools came to an end?
Nearly 115 years
Test your knowledge about the way of life of Indigenous people before the arrival of European settlers. Learn about their connections to the land, sustainable practices, and community-operating systems.
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