Chapter 3-4 unit test

Question 1

Entrenched

Answer 1

To firmly establish something

Question 2

Patriate

Answer 2

transfer control over (a constitution) from a mother country to its former dependency.

Question 3

Assimilate

Answer 3

take away someones culture ,beliefs and identity

Question 4

Affirm

Answer 4

to state a fact

Question 5

Collective Identity

Answer 5

a person’s sense of belonging to a group

Question 6

Collective Rights

Answer 6

rights held by a group as a whole rather than individually by its members

Question 7

Ethnocentrism

Answer 7

measuring or judging one’s own culture against another culture

Question 8

First Nations

Answer 8

Aboriginal peoples of Canada

Question 9

Francophone

Answer 9

french speaking person

Question 10

Annuity

Answer 10

annual/yearly payment

Question 11

Scrip

Answer 11

a document that gave Metis people a certain piece of land

Question 12

Autonomy

Answer 12

to self govern

Question 13

Inherent Rights

Answer 13

rights that aboriginal people have

Question 14

metis

Answer 14

a mix between European and first nation people.

Question 15

Self-determination

Answer 15

the process by which a person controls their own life.

Question 16

who gets collect rights and why?

Answer 16

Aboriginal peoples, Francophones and Anglophones because they are the founding people of Canada and without them Canada would not exist.

Question 17

What documents give First Nations collective rights, what they say and how effective they are

Answer 17

Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution, and in Section 25 of the Charter of Rights in Freedoms

Question 18

Constitution

Answer 18

a set of rules that guides how a country, state, or other political organization works

Question 19

Treaties

Answer 19

agreements made between the Government of Canada

Question 20

Which groups get language rights and why

Answer 20

Citizens of Canada