Nat. Studies - Indigenous Peoples Flashcards
When we acknowledge that we are on Treaty 4 land, who are we saying this land belongs to?
Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation
What does “Tanisi” mean? What language did it come from?
“Hello” in Cree.
What does “miyo-wîcîwitowin” mean? What language did it come from?
“Reconciliation” in Cree.
What are the Indigenous Worldviews based on?
Spiritual World / There is more than physical.
What are is the Western Worldview based on?
Physical World / There is only physical.
What are the Indigenous Worldviews based on truth?
Individuals have their own truth. Hence, truth varies.
What are the Indigenous Worldviews based on society?
Society is all connected. Kinship.
What are the Indigenous Worldviews based on regarding land?
Sacred, take what you need.
What is the linear worldview?
There is a relationship between beginning to the end.
What is the cyclical worldview?
Continuous and uncertain.
What are the Indigenous Worldviews based on time?
It is cyclical and non-linear. Measured in seasons.
What does “kintohpatati” mean? What language did it come from?
“Justice” in Cree.
What are the Indigenous Codes of Ethics?
Respect, bravery, honesty, humility, truth, wisdom, & love.
What are the principles of the Sacred Tree?
Mental, spiritual, physical, & emotional.
What is personal idology?
Personal beliefs on world and how functions should happen.