Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre Trivia

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Question 1
During most of the colonial period, the Mi’kmaq allied with the:
A
French
B
British
C
Scottish
Question 1 Explanation: 
Mi’kmaw people have historically had a good relationship with French settlers. The French were more interested in trading with the Mi’kmaq, and consequently more respectful of Mi’kmaq culture than were the British. The British came to settle Mi’kma’ki and displace the Mi’kmaq.
Question 2
The Mi’kmaw game of waltes is a set of playing pieces, shaken in a bowl made of:
A
Stone
B
Antler
C
Wood
Question 2 Explanation: 
The bowl was hollowed out of a large burl, or knot, which grew on the trunks of large trees.
Question 3
If you are a “Kwitn”, you are probably:
A
Floating
B
Cooking
C
Sliding over the snow
Question 3 Explanation: 
“Kwitn,” a Mi’kmaw birch bark canoe is a sturdy and agile watercraft.
Question 4
Never, ever come between a “muin” and her:
A
Nest
B
Lunch
C
Cub
Question 4 Explanation: 
Coming in between a bear and her cub can be dangerous. Fair-warning should be given when passing through bear country, so the bear and cub can move out of your path.
Question 5
In 1973, which community became the 12th Mi’kmaw band in Nova Scotia?
A
Membertou
B
Acadia
C
Pictou Landing
Question 5 Explanation: 
With more than 1,000 members, the Acadia First Nation is comprised of five reserves, which are located in various locations across southwest Nova Scotia.
Question 6
In 1841 Grand Chief John Denny Jr. was born. Denny was to become the last hereditary Mi’kmaw Grand Chief to:
A
Acquire his title by succeeding his father
B
Allow squatters to buy Mi’kmaq land
C
Meet officials in traditional clothing
Question 6 Explanation: 
Mi’kmaw chiefs, whether governing under the provisions in the Indian Act or participating in the Grand Council of Mi’kmaw Chiefs, have since been elected to represent their people.
Question 7
Ancient Mi’kmaw beliefs honour how many Creator figures?
A
Three
B
One
C
Seven
Question 7 Explanation: 
There is one Creator. Legends tell of many beings having various degrees of spiritual powers, but only one supreme Creator figure.
Question 8
The 1794 Jay Treaty allows Mi’kmaq to:
A
Impose road taxes and highway tolls
B
Cross the Canadian-United States border freely
C
Keep large game animals regardless of by-laws
Question 8 Explanation: 
The Jay Treaty allows the Mi’kmaq people to live and to work in the United States and Canada, and to cross the border freely with personal property.
Question 9
The Supreme Court’s 1999 ruling, the Marshall Decision, recognized the Mi’kmaw right to a moderate living by means of:
A
Fishing
B
Tobacco sales
C
Tourism
Question 9 Explanation: 
Donald Marshall Jr., a Mi’kmaw, was pronounced not guilty of the charges of fishing in violation of federal fishery regulations, based on the court’s recognition of Mi’kmaw treaty rights.
Question 10
It is safe to keep an “apli’kmuj” as a pet:
A
False
B
True
Question 10 Explanation: 
Many people keep rabbits as pets.
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