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Different Aboriginal Groups
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What region are Totem Poles mostly found: a) Arctic b) Plains c) Northwest Coast d) Eastern woodlands
Northwest Coast
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About how many Aboriginal languages can be found in Canada
Over 50
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Which group of Canadian Aboriginal people are extinct.
Beothuks
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What do the toboggan and Travois have in common?
They were both used to carry loads across the land.
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What is the difference between a secular artifacts and sacred?
Secular were used day-to-day (tools, clothing). Sacred were used for ceremonies or rituals.
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What is the difference between a birchbark canoe and a cedarbark canoe?
Birchbark was lightweight and for rivers, Cedarbark was sturdy and for ocean travel
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During what summer ceremony did people experience "visions"?
Sun Dance
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A type of shelter dug into the ground that stays cool in summer
Pit House
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On a map, where is the NORTH always found?
At the top
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Name three things the Iroquoians ate regularly:
corn, beans, squash, fish
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What did hosting a potlatch enhance your social status?
Because the host would give away food and presents
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What year did the last Beothuk person die?
1829
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What is a Buffalo Jump?
A technique of hunting/killing multiple buffalo at once. Guide them to run off a cliff and plunge to their death
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What did Inuit and Central Arctic people use to build their houses
Ice and Snow
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What season did most Powwows take place?
Winter
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What is the name of the legendary head chief of the Lakota Nation?
Sitting Bull
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Type of shelter made from long strips of birchbark like a long rectangular house
Longhouse
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What did Dreamcatchers claim to do?
Guard sleeping children from bad dreams, catch them, and be gone by morning.
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What do you think moose hair was used for in clothing: a) needles b) cloth c) thread
thread
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Where did the Aboriginal people get their beads?
European traders
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Name this animal: lives in herds on the plains, can be use every part of it for food, shelter, clothing, tools
Bison/ Buffalo
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Name two winter recreational activities we do today, that have Aboriginal Origins:
Snow shoeing and tobogganing
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What is the capital city of Alberta
Edmonton
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Why were tipis the best dwelling for the Plains people
Dissembled and moved easily
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Name two tasty snacks we eat today that have Aboriginal origins
Popcorn and Sunflower seeds
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What is the main difference between the plankhouse and a longhouse?
Longhouse was made of birchbark and the plank house was made of cedar planks.
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Which Canadian city means "murky water" in Aboriginal languages?
Winnipeg
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Which region of people enjoyed food from both land and sea
Northwest Region
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What does is a plateau?
A high level ground - mostly on the Plains
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What was often used for healing and medicine?
Herbs and Plants
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What is Pemmican, why is it important?
Dried crushed meat, doesn't go bad, good for hunting trips and keeps through winter.
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