1.How did Indigenous peoples live in Canada before European arrival?
2.How did Indigenous peoples resolve disputes within communities?
3.What was the significance of the Great Law of Peace?
4.What is an igloo, and which people traditionally used snow houses?
5.Why were elders important in Indigenous communities?
6.Which three crops make up the Three Sisters?
7.What role did hunting play in Inuit communities?
8.How did Indigenous communities use medicinal plants?
9.How did Indigenous peoples trade goods before European contact?
10.What is a birchbark canoe?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.B) in many nations, each with its own language, government, and way of living
- 2.A) through councils, clan leaders, and agreements such as the Great Law of Peace
- 3.A) it set out how the nations would govern together and settle disputes
- 4.A) a snow house that some Inuit used in winter
- 5.B) they taught history, skills, and values
- 6.D) corn, beans, and squash
- 7.A) it provided food, clothing, tools, and fuel
- 8.A) knowledgeable people used plants to treat illness and injury
- 9.C) nations exchanged goods such as food, tools, and shells along trade routes
- 10.A) a light canoe covered with birchbark, used on rivers and lakes
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