History

Question 1

Oral traditions

Answer 1

Knowledge that is passed on from generation to generation

Question 2

Traditional world views

Answer 2

Spirituality- understanding of his/her relationship to the universe
Caretakers of the land- balanced give and take relationship with the land
Language- words reflect their world
Values- value each other
Oral traditions- all values can be seen as oral traditions

Question 3

First People’s

Answer 3

The inhabitants of North American prior to European contact, including many diverse groups of First Nations and Inuit people’s

Question 4

First Nations

Answer 4

First Nations peoples refer to the Indian peoples in Canada both status and none status.

Question 5

Inuit

Answer 5

An aboriginal people in northern Canada who live above the tree line in Nunavut, the northwest territory and northern Quebec

Question 6

Indigenous

Answer 6

Originating from a place

Question 7

Language families

Answer 7

A group of languages that likely evolved from a common language

Question 8

Dialects

Answer 8

Variations of a language used by groups of speakers who are often regionally or socially based.

Question 9

What are beneficial consequences of making decisions by consensus

Answer 9

Everyone is happy and easier to enforce

Takes a long time to decide and pressure if your the last one not agree

Question 10

Treaty

Answer 10

A formal agreement between sovereign nations: an agreement between specific groups of First Nations and federal government’s

Question 11

Repatriates

Answer 11

To bring back something that was taken out of a country

Question 12

Worldview

Answer 12

A set of values, beliefs, and assumptions about the world and how it works

Question 13

Holistic

Answer 13

Emphasizing the interdependence of parts of a whole

Question 14

Consensus

Answer 14

Group agreement obtained through a process of dialogue and discussion