unit 4: collective rights in Canada

Question 0

Collective identity

Answer 0

The shared identity of a group of peoples especially because of common language and culture

Question 1

Collective rights

Answer 1

The rights guaranteed to specific groups on Canadian society for historical and constitutional reasons

Question 2

Inherent rights

Answer 2

Rights with Origins in fundamental justice (passed down)

Question 3

Reserve

Answer 3

Land for the exclusive use of F.N

Question 4

Patriate

Answer 4

To bring to a country something that belongs to the country

Question 5

Script

Answer 5

In métis history, a document could be exchanged for land and was offered to Metis

Question 6

Ethnocentrism

Answer 6

The belief that ones culture is superior to all others

Question 7

Annuity

Answer 7

An annual payment

Question 8

Autonomy

Answer 8

Authority to make decisions

Question 9

Metis

Answer 9

A person with a French and Indian origin that was passed down by parents

Question 10

The term f.n applies to….

Answer 10

The diverse name of Aboriginal peoples who have the same collective rights and identity

Question 11

Why did Britain create the numbered treaties?

Answer 11

Created the treaties with F.N becaus after the seven years war, it sought to establish control over lands in North America formally had been claimed by France

Question 12

Why did British Columbia agree to join confederation

Answer 12

Had joined confederation with canada because Canada had decided to build a railway to link with B.C and open the west up to immigration

Question 13

Why did F.N negotiated treaties

Answer 13

The F.N negotiated treaties because they wanted to avoid war with Canada’s government

Question 14

Indian agents

Answer 14

Canada’s government appointed Indian agents to run the F.N reserves

Question 15

Entrenching

Answer 15

Fixed firmly within

Question 16

Anglophone

Answer 16

People whose first language is English

Question 17

Francophone

Answer 17

People whose first language is French

Question 18

Publicly funded

Answer 18

Paid for by taxes and provided by government

Question 19

F.N perspective on residential schools

Answer 19

Took away our children and stole their rights
Changed the culture and freedoms if children by forcing them to assimilate
Violent way the educate children

Question 20

Canadian governments perspective on residential schools

Answer 20

Way to assimilate the F.N to their culture
Still able to give education as mandatory due to government
Easy way to change the children’s point of view to assimilate the whole country eventually

Question 21

Why did truedeu not agree with the rights of F.N in the constitution in 1982

Answer 21

Trudeau didn’t agree,at first, with including the rights of F.N, Metis and Inuit peoples in the constitution. He wanted aboriginals to be seen as equals to other Canadians

Question 22

Only bilingual province in Canada

Answer 22

New Brunswick

Question 23

Which groups were part of the historic treaties with Canada’s government

Answer 23

Francophones and Anglophiles were the two major groups in the historic treaties

Question 24

Louis Riel

Answer 24

Louis riel led the northwest resistance, which had ended in conflict between the métis and Canada’s government. He was later hung got treason because of his leading in uprising

Question 25

What did the government give the métis people instead of treaty status

Answer 25

An association in Alberta’s government passed the Metis Population Betterment Act, which established twelve temporary Métis settlements by providing land for the métis as a treaty

Question 26

What are the differences between treaties 6,7,8

Answer 26

6: Canada had passed the Indian act which affected the F.N culture and independence
7: Canada’s government created residential schools to assimilate the culture of F.N children
8: Canada’s government began to cooper tar with federal, local and provincial governments to help with the benefits of F.N

Question 27

Primary source

Answer 27

Created by people who physically saw or participated in the event that the information is based on

Question 28

Secondary source

Answer 28

Information based on the event in which the person didn’t participate or experience in

Question 29

Metis person

Answer 29

Is part French and part Indian

The Canadian government didn’t know wether or not to give métis both, either or no French and Indian rights

Question 30

Bill 101

Answer 30

A law in Quebec that sets down rules for protecting and promoting the use of French language in Quebec

Question 31

Which aboriginal group didn’t need a licence to fish and hunt

Answer 31

Metis didn’t need a licence to fish an hunt

In 2007 Alberta government put rules in place that restricted these rights from other peoples

Question 32

Three examples of legislation that minority groups get that makes Canada unique

Answer 32

F.N get certain land and hunting rights that other groups in different provinces do not get
Canada’s government had the charter of rights and freedoms which lets is Canadian citizens inherent certain right and freedoms that other do not
Canada is bicultural country so we can speak and express our own cultures that other peoples can not in different places