Final Exam 12 April 2016, questions and answers PDF

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Trent University INDG 1000Y Final Exam: Monday, April 15, 2013 Note: In your answers, draw information from lectures, readings, and films. Part One : Long Answer (40%) Choose ONE question only from the following: (4-6 pages, approx. 700-900 words) 1. European understandings of Indigenous Peoples’ at the time of contact were based within Eurocentric worldviews. Provide three (3) examples of their worldviews and how each example demonstrates the implications of these preconceived notions in the past and present. 2. Discuss three (3) key themes in Motorcycles and Sweetgrass and how they relate to topics covered in this course. 3. Identify three (3) assimilation policies and legislation of the Canadian government toward First Nations after Confederation. Provide details for each and the impact upon the Indigenous Peoples of what is now Canada. 4. Indigenous Peoples are commonly misrepresented in media. Discuss three (3) of the films viewed in lecture, focusing on stereotypes, images, and popular perception. How have representations of Indigenous Peoples changed in the contemporary context? Part Two : Short Answer (30% - FIVE questions at 6% each) In two to three complete sentences, explain the following: These questions are not provided on the hand out. Use Parts One and Three as a study guide. Part Three : Matching Definitions (30% - FIFTEEN definitions at 2% each) Write the number of the term on the blank beside the matching definition: (Matching definitions are not provided on this hand out. They will appear in the right column on the final exam. There will be an uneven amount to prevent guessing). 1. Aboriginal Healing Movement 2. sovereignty 3. assimilation 4. colonization 5. Metis 6. Duncan Campbell Scott

7. missing Aboriginal women 8. 60’s Scoop 9. Chief Teresa Spence 10. Public Apologies 11. Manu Lani Meyer 12. John Richardson/Tanner/Smith 13. International Indigenous Movements (Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand) 14. Princess Kaiulani 15. Indian Act 16. Idle No More 17. Williams Treaty 18. Turtle Island 19. Indian Status 20. Rabbit Proof Fence 21. Doctrine of Discovery 22. Louis Riel 23. Finding Dawn 24. Emily Pauline Johnson 25. 8th Fire 26. Mémere Métisse 27. Chief Oren Lyon 28. White Paper 29. Evo Morales 30. Jeanette Armstrong 31. Red Paper 32. Even the Rain/Tambien La Lluvia...