Chapter: Who We Are Topic: Aboriginal Peoples ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT There are _______________ groupings of Aboriginal peoples in Canada today. Five Three Two SevenQuestion 1 of 9 Aboriginal peoples who are not Inuit or Métis are known as _____________. Canadian Indians Second Nations First Nations Original InhabitantsQuestion 2 of 9 The policy of forcing Aboriginal children into residential schools lasted until_______________. The 1920s The 1980s The 1940s The 1960sQuestion 3 of 9 The Canadian government formally apologised for their treatment of Aboriginal children in_______________. 1998 1988 2008 2018Question 4 of 9 The first rights for Aboriginal peoples in Canada were granted in _______________. 1663 1863 1763 1963Question 5 of 9 The name of the Inuit people means ______________ in their language. The fighters The sailors The people The huntersQuestion 6 of 9 The Métis mostly live on the _______________. Prairies Atlantic coast Arctic tundra Great LakesQuestion 7 of 9 Canada’s original Aboriginal population are believed to come from _______________. South America Africa Asia EuropeQuestion 8 of 9 The Métis Aboriginal people have a shared Aboriginal and _____________ heritage. South American African European ArcticQuestion 9 of 9 Loading... ADVERTISEMENT
