Lesson 2 Quiz

Treaties such as the Dish With One Spoon existed between Nations long before settlers first made contact with Indigenous People.

Throughout Canada’s history, treaty promises have largely been kept by the Canadian government.

The last treaty signed in Canada was Treaty 11, negotiated in 1921.

Indigenous signatories to the Douglas treaties were first given a translation of the written document to ensure it actually reflected what was agreed to during negotiations.

The modern treaty making process began in 1975. Since then, 25 more modern Treaties, covering nearly 40 percent of Canada’s land, have come into effect.