Treaty Millionaire Quiz Show
Teaching Treaties in the Classroom
Grade 6
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The content used in
this game is based on
the Teaching Treaties
in the Classroom:
Themes and Topics
for Grade 6.
Grade 6
Major Theme: Revival of the Treaty
Relationship: Living in Harmony
Theme
Topics
Relationships
First Nations, Federal and Provincial
Governments Work Together
The Restoration of First Nations
Languages and Cultures
Traditional
Teachings
History
First Nations Peoples and Communities
Work Towards Self-Sufficiency
Treaties
Treaties in Saskatchewan Are
Recognized and Affirmed, and Must Be
Honoured and Implemented
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$100
The historical First Nations and British
worldviews are
A - Similar
B - Very different
C - Little difference between worldviews
D - Are the same
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Self government to First Nations
people is
A - Government by its own people
B - Government by another country
C - Government by the British Crown
D - Government by the newcomers
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What three governments are working
together resolve First Nations issues in
Saskatchewan?
A - Canada, First Nations and
Saskatchewan
B - Canada, British Crown, and First
Nations
C - Canada, British Crown and
Saskatchewan
D - Canada, First Nations and Métis
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The Treaty Table explores and discusses
A - First Nations membership issues
B - First Nations treaty rights and/or
jurisdiction issues
C - First Nations political agreements
D - First Nations organizations and
how to manage them
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$2000
This office facilitates meetings of the Treaty
Table
A - Office of Indian Affairs
B - Office of First Nations Affairs
C - Office of the Treaty Commissioner
D - Office of the Treaty Governments
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What stage of Indian education was the
most detrimental to First Nations peoples?
A - Traditional Education
B - The Local Control School Period
C - The Day School Period
D - Residential/Industrial School Period
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Indian control of Indian education means
A - The Canadian government controls
the education system
B - The Saskatchewan government
controls the education system
C - The First Nations’ governments
control the education system
D - Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
controls the education system
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A Saskatchewan First Nations’ education
institution is
A - Saskatchewan Indigenous College
B - Saskatchewan First Nations Centre
C - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of
Technologies
D - First Nations Institute of Technologies
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$32000
Urban reserves are made possible by
A - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming
Authority
B - First Nations’ land claims
C - First Nations’ Elders
D - First Nations’ education institutions
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$64000
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian
Nations is
A - A First Nations national organization
B - A First Nations tribal organization
C - A First Nations provincial organization
D - A Saskatchewan university
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Urban reserves are important to First
Nations people because they
A - lead to economic self-sufficiency
B - lead to economic dependency
C - promote social concerns and issues
D - promote less business in the city
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What does this phrase mean “As long as the
sun shines, the grasses grow and the rivers
flow”?
A - For a few decades
B - For a limited time
C - For four seasons
D - Forever
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We are all Treaty People means
A - Only First Nations are treaty people
B - Only newcomers are treaty people
C - American citizens are treaty people
D - All Saskatchewan citizens are
treaty people
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This Act recognized First Nations’ aboriginal
and treaty rights
A - The Canadian Constitution Act 1982
B - The Indian Act 1876
C - The British North America Act 1867
D - The Human Rights Act 1998
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Congratulations
Office of the Treaty Commissioner
Bay 215-2553 Grasswood Rd East
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7T 1C8
Phone: 306-244-2100
Fax: 306-667-5654
Audio files used were from the adrian
TNT and soundbible.com websites
and are available free for use.