3.1 Aboriginal Peoples – 🍁The Canadian Experience

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#1. What caused the death of a large number of Aboriginal people after the arrival of Europeans?

Urbanization

European diseases to which the natives lacked immunity

Warfare

Industrialization

#2. What were the main occupations of the Cree people?

Farming

Hunting and gathering

Hunting

Farming and hunting

#3. The native people were a hunting, gathering and agriculture community when the Europeans first arrived in Canada.

True

False

#4. Where did the Dene live when the European explorers arrived in Canada?

The Arctic

The Great Lakes regions

The Northwest Territories

The West Coast

#5. Who lived around the Great Lakes region when Europeans first arrived in Canada?

Sioux people

Dene people

Huron-Wendat people

Cree people

#6. What were the main occupations of the Dene people?

Farming and hunting

Hunting

Hunting and gathering

Farming

#7. Where did the Cree live when the European explorers arrived in Canada?

The Northwest Territories

The Great Lakes regions

The Arctic

The West Coast

#8. Where did the Huron-Wendat people live when the European explorers arrived in Canada?

The Arctic

The Northwest Territories

The Great Lakes regions

The West Coast

#9. The foundations of Canada were laid in the first 200 years of coexistence of the native peoples and the Europeans.

False

True

#10. What started the change in the native way of life for Aboriginal peoples?

Urbanization

Arrival of European traders, missionaries, soldiers and colonists

Industrialization

Mining

#11. What were the main occupations of the Iroquois people?

Hunting and Farming

Arts and crafts

Software engineering

Industrial manufacturing

#12. The various aboriginal groups who occupied Canada before the arrival of Europeans frequently fought among themselves for land, resources and prestige.

False

True

#13. How did the first 200 years of coexistence of the Aboriginals and the Europeans lay the foundations of Canada?

All the present-day industries of Canada were laid in those first 200 years of peaceful coexistence

Strong economic, religious and military bonds were formed between the Aboriginals and the Europeans

Europeans developed the constitution of Canada with the Aboriginals

Europeans stopped all disputes between the Aboriginals

#14. What was the livelihood of the native people when the earliest European explorers arrived in Canada?

Writing

Steel manufacturing

Arts and crafts

Hunting, gathering and raising crops

#15. Which method was used by the West Coast natives to preserve fish?

Pickling

Jam making

Freezing

Drying and smoking

#16. Who lived in the Northwest Territories when European explorers first arrived in Canada?

Huron-Wendat people

Cree people

Dene people

Sioux people

#17. What did the earliest European explorers call the native people residing in Canada?

Aboriginals

Americans

Canadians

Indians

#18. What did the first European explorers who landed in Canada thought they had reached?

South America

North America

Africa

East Indies

#19. Which native peoples were nomadic and followed bison herds?

Huron-Wendat

Sioux

Iroquois

Inuits

#20. What were the main occupations of the Huron-Wendat people?

Manufacturing

Music production

Arts and Crafts

Hunting and Farming

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