Understanding the Concepts of Reward and Money Quiz

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What did the bearded White men mainly eat during the winter?

Fish caught from the nearby river

Fresh meats from the Indians

Dried and smoked meats

Salted cod, boiled (correct)

Why did the bearded White men come into Stadacona?

To seek help for their failing health (correct)

To trade with the Indians

To invite the Indians into their fort

To ask for better quality wood for their fires

What did the Indians bring to the bearded White men to help them stay warm?

Warm clothing made of buckskin and beaver (correct)

Fuel for their fires

Warm bedding made of bear rugs and rabbit blankets

Fresh fruits and vegetables

What did the bearded White men mainly eat during the winter?

Salted cod, boiled Signup and view all the answers

What did the Indians complain about regarding the bearded White men?

Not being invited inside the fort Signup and view all the answers

What did most of the White men suffer from about mid-winter?

Bleeding from their noses and ears Signup and view all the answers

What did the Indians bring to help keep the bearded White men warm?

Jackets, mittens, moccasins, leggings, and caps made of buckskin and beaver Signup and view all the answers

What did the bearded White men eat despite being offered other types of meat by the Indians?

Salted cod, boiled Signup and view all the answers

What was the reaction of the Indians when they were not allowed inside the fort?

Complaints about hospitality Signup and view all the answers

Why did most of the White men approach the Indians about their health problems?

To ask for medicine Signup and view all the answers

What was Pau-eehnse's explanation for wanting a better life?

To learn a trade and move to a city Signup and view all the answers

Why did Pau-eehnse think his current life with the listeners made him happy?

He had everything that he never had at home Signup and view all the answers

What did Nebaunaubae say about the people who live like kings in palaces?

They look down on the rest as backward and unworthy Signup and view all the answers

According to Nebaunaubae, how did the masters become masters in their society?

By being appointed by the King to govern on his behalf Signup and view all the answers

What did the chief believe about the ownership of the land?

It belongs to all the people including birds and animals Signup and view all the answers

How did Pau-eehnse describe his family's life in their home country?

As rooted to the land and unable to move Signup and view all the answers

What rights did men and women have regarding land ownership in their custom?

Both men and women had equal rights to select and own land Signup and view all the answers

What happened to the land when a person abandoned it and moved to another place?

It reverted to the people's ownership Signup and view all the answers

'The chief can get his own. We’re not supposed to look after him; he’s supposed to look after us.' What does this statement reflect?

The chief is considered equal to everyone else Signup and view all the answers

What was the condition that the stricken men had?

Scurvy Signup and view all the answers

What did the medicine men make a beverage from to remedy the ailment?

Cedar, balsam, pine, and spruce Signup and view all the answers

What did Parisé and Lebrun become after being adopted into the community?

Proficient storytellers Signup and view all the answers

What did Daebaudjimoot foretell about the arrival of bearded White men to the continent?

They would arrive on large wooden canoes with tall timbers at either end Signup and view all the answers

What did Daebaudjimoot predict about the weaponry of the White men?

Their warriors will be armed with thundersticks that unleash thunderbolts Signup and view all the answers

How did Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae respond to the listeners' skepticism about Daebaudjimoot's story?

"Our commander was commissioned to find a shorter way to the Far East" Signup and view all the answers

What was the purpose of finding a shortcut to the Far East for Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae?

To receive a reward for themselves and their crew Signup and view all the answers

What did the listeners think of Daebaudjimoot's prophecy?

They snorted and said it was preposterous Signup and view all the answers

Why did some listeners ask Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae about wanting to go to the Far East?

They wanted to know if Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae wanted to escape from their adopted community Signup and view all the answers

What was the purpose of the reward for finding a shortcut to the Far East according to Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae?

To make life easier for them Signup and view all the answers

What does Nebaunaubae say about the practices of his country in contrast to the Indian practices?

They don't have vision quests, smoke pipes, offer tobacco, drum, chant, or have fetishes like the Indians. Signup and view all the answers

What does the chief mean when he says 'All we have is Mother Earth'?

They derive their spiritual guidance and teachings from observing and learning from nature and Mother Earth. Signup and view all the answers

Why does Nebaunaubae's people not have churches, priests, or holy books?

Because they believe in personal and direct communication with the Great Mystery or their ancestors. Signup and view all the answers

How do Nebaunaubae's people obtain guidance for talking to the Great Mystery or their ancestors?

Through their heart and sometimes their mind which tells them what to say. Signup and view all the answers

Why do Nebaunaubae's people not quarrel about prayers and beliefs?

Because prayers are considered personal and confidential, and beliefs are understood to be different understandings given by the Great Mystery. Signup and view all the answers

According to Nebaunaubae, what happened to Jesus Christ in the Holy Land?

He was crucified for teaching the right way to live. Signup and view all the answers

Why were the wise and holy men set up in Christianity?

To interpret the teachings of Christ and guide the people along the path of righteousness. Signup and view all the answers

What led to the founding of different religions apart from Roman Catholicism?

Disagreements with the teachings of the Roman Catholic church led men to found their own religions. Signup and view all the answers

'As if we haven’t already enough to quarrel about.' What does this statement imply?

'The arrival of missionaries will lead to further disputes and conflicts.' Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Shaking of the Earth' rite represent according to the storyteller?

The meeting of spirits of dreamers with manitous in the World of Dream. Signup and view all the answers

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What did the bearded White men mainly eat during the winter?

Why did the bearded White men come into Stadacona?

What did the Indians bring to the bearded White men to help them stay warm?

What did the bearded White men mainly eat during the winter?

What did the Indians complain about regarding the bearded White men?

What did most of the White men suffer from about mid-winter?

What did the Indians bring to help keep the bearded White men warm?

What did the bearded White men eat despite being offered other types of meat by the Indians?

What was the reaction of the Indians when they were not allowed inside the fort?

Why did most of the White men approach the Indians about their health problems?

What was Pau-eehnse's explanation for wanting a better life?

Why did Pau-eehnse think his current life with the listeners made him happy?

What did Nebaunaubae say about the people who live like kings in palaces?

According to Nebaunaubae, how did the masters become masters in their society?

What did the chief believe about the ownership of the land?

How did Pau-eehnse describe his family's life in their home country?

What rights did men and women have regarding land ownership in their custom?

What happened to the land when a person abandoned it and moved to another place?

'The chief can get his own. We’re not supposed to look after him; he’s supposed to look after us.' What does this statement reflect?

What was the condition that the stricken men had?

What did the medicine men make a beverage from to remedy the ailment?

What did Parisé and Lebrun become after being adopted into the community?

What did Daebaudjimoot foretell about the arrival of bearded White men to the continent?

What did Daebaudjimoot predict about the weaponry of the White men?

How did Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae respond to the listeners' skepticism about Daebaudjimoot's story?

What was the purpose of finding a shortcut to the Far East for Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae?

What did the listeners think of Daebaudjimoot's prophecy?

Why did some listeners ask Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae about wanting to go to the Far East?

What was the purpose of the reward for finding a shortcut to the Far East according to Pau-eehnse and Nebaunaubae?

What does Nebaunaubae say about the practices of his country in contrast to the Indian practices?

What does the chief mean when he says 'All we have is Mother Earth'?

Why does Nebaunaubae's people not have churches, priests, or holy books?

How do Nebaunaubae's people obtain guidance for talking to the Great Mystery or their ancestors?

Why do Nebaunaubae's people not quarrel about prayers and beliefs?

According to Nebaunaubae, what happened to Jesus Christ in the Holy Land?

Why were the wise and holy men set up in Christianity?

What led to the founding of different religions apart from Roman Catholicism?

'As if we haven’t already enough to quarrel about.' What does this statement imply?

What does 'Shaking of the Earth' rite represent according to the storyteller?

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