aboriginal society Flashcards
what is culture
is a way of life or a way of being that is shared by a group of people
what are some examples of culture
nature, languages, beliefs, food, clothes, and sports are part of culture
what is the meaning of pluralistic society
it means that our history has helped us learn to value all cultures
what the meaning of pluralism
means that we respect identities of all people
who where the first three people to make contact with the europeans
Mi’kmaq, Haudenosaunee, Anishinape
what happened during 1400 and 1500’s
the First Three People made contact with the Europeans
what is the meaning of natural world
natural world is things from nature, they are things not built from people
what are some examples of the natural world
lakes, rivers, and trees, and climate
why where the Elders so important to the First Nations
because they are more experienced, and they tell stories of the past to help the First Nations get through their everyday life.
what is the meaning of Oral History
oral history is information that was memorized and passed down from generation to generation.
what is a wampum
a wampum is a. belt that helped the First Nations tell stories
what are the four core values
- people are not separate from nature or non- living things, everything nom earth is connected to everything else
- the experience of the elders are highly valued, so the elders deserve respect
- a spiritual world exists. It plays a very important role in all that happened on earth
- people should live in harmony with each other, and balance with nature
what do the North Americans call the First Nations
indigenous
what is the meaning of ethnocentric
it meant that people don’t respect perspectives different then themselves
what did the europeans rename the Haudenosaunee
Iroquois