1) What is most significant about the Indian Act when defining Aboriginal Peoples relationship to the Crown?Choose the incorrect answer.

a)The Indian Act defines Aboriginal people as "wards" of the federal government.

b)The Indian Act gives the federal government authority over "Indians" based solely on their racial identity.

c)The Indian Act was created to regulate and control all aspects of "Indian" peoples' way of life.

d)The Indian Act represents the federal Crown's fiduciary responsibility for "Indians" and is a legal and political document, not one based on race or culture.

2) In the late 15th Century, International law at that time asserted that land in the Americas was "essentially barren and uninhabited."This concept of uninhabited land was referred to as

A)Terra firma

B)Terra Nullius

C)Terra Non-inhabitus

D)Terra Sullius

3) Taiaiake Alfred, is one of several authors and academics who submitted an article to Whose land is it anyway? A Manual for Decolonization. In the article "It's all about the land", Taiaiake Alfred responds to the question: "What is reconciliation"?

A) Which of the quotes does NOT reflect Taiaiake Alfred's point-of-view on Reconciliation?

The invitation from Canada to share in the spoils of our nations' subjugation and dispossession."

B) "Reconciliation is recolonization because it is allowing the colonizer to hold on to his attitudes and mentality, and does not challenge his behaviour towards our people or the land."

C) "A great opportunity to forge partnerships with government and the business community, so Indigenous peoples may become active participants in all of the cultural institutions of the settler society."

D) "Without a return of land to our nations and comprehensive financial support for Indigenous youth to reclaim, rename and reoccupy their homelands...reconciliation is recolonization.