Module 1

Question 1

Define Historical Consciousness: the awareness of ___, in social, political , and intellectual affairs overtime, and the importance __ to understanding this change

Answer 1

change, attached

Question 2

Define Historical Consciousness:

eras can be ___ based on technologies, ideas and ___

Answer 2

differentiated, behaviors

Question 3

Four Characteristics of Indigenous Historical Consciousness:

a. ___ nature of time and integration of oral __ in recurring events
b. Themes and relationships with landscapes and ___ humans
c. Importance of ___ landscape
d. Indigenous perspectives and narratives on the histories of ____

Answer 3

a. circular, tradition
b. non humans
c. local landscape
d. colonization

Question 4

Historical Thinking: 6 Structural Historical THINKING concepts:

a. Establish Historical ____
b. Use ___ source evidence
c. Identify continuity and ___
d. Analyze ___ and consequence
e. Adopt an historical ___
f. Understand ethical ___

Answer 4

a. Significance
b. primary
c. change
d. cause
e. perspective
f. dimension

Question 5

___ badger: died and woke up with the gift of writing the spirit language

Answer 5

Calling

Question 6

Harold ___: Cree concept of treaty relationship

Answer 6

Johnson

Question 7

Individual memory: based on the unique experiences of the ___

Answer 7

past

Question 8

Collective memory: how we are connected to larger __ that have a __ way of remembering the past

Answer 8

groups, specific

Question 9

Our Dish: living treaty between Nishannbeg and Haudenousennae –> based on an agreement to share territory for ___

Answer 9

hunting

Question 10

Indigenous Historical Paradigm: 6 Principles

a. The lands that are now ___ lands, were Indigenous lands
b. The Doctrine of Discovery: basis for ___ to claim land
c. language of racism is used to ___ unjust treatment of Indigenous Peoples
d. Colonialism must be seen as a crime against ____
e. __ century discourse are entrenched in contemporary academic and legal thought
f. Indigenous sovereignty is grounded in pre- Canadian state existence as ___ Peoples

Answer 10

a. Canadian
b. Europeans
c. justify
d. humanity
e. 19th
f. First Peoples

Question 11

Indigenous Epistemologies: defined as the theory of knowledge and ___ involving the process by which ___ come to learn

Answer 11

pedagogy, children

Question 12

Self determination: Indigenous peoples are ___ to chose their own forms of ___

Answer 12

entitled, government

Question 13

Decolonization: Process by which ___ become ___ of the colonizing country

Answer 13

colonies, independent