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Which three groups make up the Aboriginal peoples of Canada?
- aMétis, Loyalists and Inuit
- bFirst Nations, Inuit and MétisCorrect answer
- cFirst Nations, Acadians and Métis
- dInuit, Acadians and Quebecers
Why?
Canada's Aboriginal peoples are three separate groups: First Nations, Inuit and Métis. Acadians, Quebecers and Loyalists are not among these three groups.
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Which of the three Aboriginal groups has the most people?Correct answer:First Nations
Who we are 3
In Inuktitut, what does the word "Inuit" mean?Correct answer:The people
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Where do most Inuit live?Correct answer:In small communities spread across the Arctic
Who we are 5
What is the background of the Métis?Correct answer:They have both Aboriginal and European ancestors
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