Indigenous Peoples and Social Work 

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. Which of the following is NOT a general value within Indigenous worldviews?

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. What was one of the ways in which residential schooling affected Indigenous communities?

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. Which of the following statements does NOT accurately describe the "Sixties Scoop"?

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. Which of the following is NOT true about intergenerational trauma?

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. Which of the following is NOT an effective healing principle as cited by Indigenous Peoples who have participated in healing programs?

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. A major component of Indigenous worldviews is ________.

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. Each direction of the Medicine Wheel holds a gift that guides us in the work that we do. These gifts are vision, relationships, insight, and ________.

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. Groups of families that have the same inherited social and political roles are a ________.

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. The process by which individuals' cultural identities are minimized or eliminated and replaced by the cultural identities of the larger society is called ________.

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. ________ refers to trauma experienced by someone who may not have been exposed to past atrocities or personally experienced any form of individual trauma, but who still carries a memory of victimhood without being aware of this.

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. Which Indigenous Peoples are denied access to programs and services available to all other Indigenous Peoples?

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. Which social work theory is best described by the belief that reality is made up of multiple stories and is fluid and historically specific?

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. Which of the following is an example of how Indigenous Peoples have resisted colonization?

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. Which term refers to people who come from a particular nation, or whose ancestors came from it, but who now live in many different parts of the world?

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. When did the Idle No More movement begin?

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. Despite the diversity among the Indigenous Peoples of Canada, there is a foundation of worldviews, values, and beliefs that is common to all.

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. In the Indigenous Peoples' view of life, emphasis is on the individual rather than on the collective.

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. Indigenous Peoples' traditional tribal structures were clan oriented, patriarchal, and communal.

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. The Indigenous survivors of residential schools and the child welfare system continue to have poor overall health status, commonly referred to as intergenerational trauma.

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. The Medicine Wheel can be used in healing and helping, but it has not been adopted by the social work profession.

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. Recent research indicates that between 2000 and 2008, Indigenous women and girls represented approximately 10 per cent of all female homicides in Canada even though they made up only 3 per cent of the female population.

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. Over 60 per cent of Indigenous Peoples live in rural areas.

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. Reserves are areas of land created for status "Indians" which are owned by the Nation's Band Council.

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. Schools in First Nations communities receive 30 per cent more funding than schools anywhere else in the country.

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. Family group conferencing is a widely used form of restorative justice.

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. There are three groups of Indigenous Peoples: Indians, Aboriginal Peoples, and Inuit.

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. Some social work theories, such as anti-oppressive, structural, and anti-colonial, do not fit with Indigenous worldviews.

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. Allies to Indigenous Peoples can end the use of master narratives of "manifest destiny," reject constructions of "otherness," and question what is presented as "universal truths."

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. Elders who provide a presence at community events and meetings and help to keep Métis culture alive by sharing Métis traditions and ways of life are called Commissioners.

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. Bill C-45 brings forward changes to the Indian Act that lessen community consent in the buying and selling of reserve lands by resource companies, further violates treaties, and aims to make changes to environmental legislation that will take away protection of the majority of our lakes.

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