chapter 4

Question 1

collective rights

Answer 1

were given to certain groups of Canada, the groups all shared collective identity, and collective rights were given to first nations, francophones, and anglophones

Question 2

numbered treaties

Answer 2

treaties were shared land that could be exchanged for land, education, hunting, reserves, farming

Question 3

reason for treaties

Answer 3

food, settlers, health, avoid war

Question 4

Indian act

Answer 4

the Indian act assimilated the first nations and causing them not to be allowed to do their traditions, wear traditional clothing, or vote. they were not consulted in the making of this act

Question 5

residential schools

Answer 5

kids from 6-15 need to go to a residential school. kids went through physical, emotional, and mental abuse. children were also separated from their parents and when they went to go meet them they couldn’t teach them their traditions

Question 6

metis

Answer 6

metis are people who are both European and first nation, the metis didn’t have the same rights as the first nations, they instead had scrips. the scrips could later be turned in for a numbered treaty

Question 7

bill 101

Answer 7

road signs must be in French and English