Multiple Choice
In Canada, Indian Reserves are
A) where all Indigenous people live in Canada.
B) land reserved for Indigenous people.
C) the place where Non-Status Indians live.
D) inhabited by some First Nations, but not Inuit or Métis.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q2: An example of assimilation as it applies
Q3: Bill C31, an amendment to the Indian
Q4: The Canadian government began providing medical services
Q5: The heartland of pre-Contact Indigenous agriculture lay
Q6: Which of the following foods were domesticated
Q7: Which of the following pre-Contact Indigenous populations
Q8: What factor allowed tuberculosis (TB) to flourish
Q9: Some imported diseases that travelled the Atlantic
Q10: The trade centres of the Northern plains
Q11: The spirochete that causes syphilis was<br>A) present