True/False - Through the treaties, First Nations people were promised schools/education.
True
True/False - The treaties are recognized in Canadian Law
True
True/False - First Nations people taught newcomers how to navigate (travel around) by using the stars
True - First Nations people had a very intricate understanding of the stars
What was done to demonstrate friendship between First Nations and Newcomers?
pipe ceremony and handshake
In the treaties, First Nations people agreed to let the newcomers use the ______.
land
True/False - First Nations traditional ways of life changed when more newcomers settled
True
True/False - The newcomers DID NOT bring new seeds and animals for farming
False
In the treaties, the newcomers agreed to give the First Nations people special_____ and ______
rights and privileges
How did the newcomers travel to turtle island (Canada)?
Big Ships
How long are the treaties supposed to last?
forever, as long as the sun shines, grass grows, and the rivers flow
The treaties were made between which two groups of people?
First Nations People and the Newcomers
Where did First Nations People have to move after the treaties?
sections of land called Reserves
True/False - First Nations and newcomers became trading partners
True
Did First Nations people help the newcomers to survive by teaching them new skills and sharing with them??
yes! in many ways
True/False- Trough the treaties, First Nations people were promised to always have lands to hunt/fish and practice culture.
True
What were some of the things that First Nations people taught the newcomers to help them survive?
walk on snow, canoe, travel in winter, wild foods, plant uses, make things, etc
True/False - The newcomers built communities called forts
True
True/False - All Canadians are expected to respect and honour the treaties
True
True/False - All Canadian's (no matter what background you have) are treaty people
True
True/Fales - Through the treaties, First Nations people were promised that they would always have places to live.
True