Social 9 Chp.4 vocab

3. To accept the existence of something or someone. (eg. The Metis Land rights were recognized).
5. To talk with another group and make a deal with them
6. A person that speaks French
9. Paid for by taxes and provided by the government
10. To make something the same. When a smaller group’s language and culture are taken away, and become part of a larger group.
15. The groups in Canada who speak an official Canadian language(English or French) as their first language
18. The identity of a group. They have a collective identity because of a shared language or culture.
19. One of Canada’s Indigenous peoples whose language and culture is a mix of European and Indigenous peoples’.
20. Europeans used the word to describe the Indigenous people of North America. Many people don't prefer this word to describe themselves. It isn’t a word Indigenous people chose for themselves.
21. A written law .
23. to show you will commit to something, like a promise.
24. To have a discussion before doing something.

1. The first peoples of Canada. They are the group name for all other first peoples in Canada that are NOT Metis and Inuit. Recognized and protected in Canada’s Constitution.
2. The belief that your culture is superior to all other cultures
4. Official treaties between many First Nations groups and the Queen of England. Canada’s government is responsible for respecting the treaties.
7. Higher in rank, level, status, or quality.
8. A time when the Metis rebelled, or fought, against the Canadian Government. The province of Manitoba was created after.
11. Special land for First Nations to live on and use
12. Schools for Canada’s Indigenous people that took away their language and culture.
13. The Numbered Treaties inside Alberta.
14. The rights guaranteed to 5 different groups in Canada
16. The original people in an area.
17. A person that speaks English
22. One of Canada’s Indigenous peoples. They live close to the Arctic ocean.