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Examples of Pre-Confederation FNM leaders – Poundmaker, Big Bear, Riel, Dumont, Almighty Voice
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Possible contributions – consulting firms, outfitters, financial firms, architects, educators, health workers, legal specialists, artists, athletes
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Cultural contributors – Buffy Sainte-Marie, Allan Sapp, David Bouchard, Michael Lonechild, Henry Beaudry, Andrea Menard, Angelique Merasty, Kevin Arcand, Donny Parenteau
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Vocabulary – biography, profile, inventory, government, professional, intercultural
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How to: Create a biographic profile, create an inventory
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First Nations and Métis people have shaped and continue to shape multiple aspects of Saskatchewan, from culture to business, government to education.
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Dance and music hold special significance for First Nations and Métis people and, in turn, for Saskatchewan’s intercultural development.
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Learning about groups of people means exploring many aspects of culture and life and organizing your ideas
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Good analysis means looking deeply, comparing and contrasting and supporting ideas with evidence.
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Create biographic profiles of a selection of FNM leaders in the time period prior to Sask. Joining Confederation.
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Create an inventory of contributions of FNM people to government, business and professional life in Sask.
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Explain the significance of dance and music to FNM peoples and its contribution to Sask. Intercultural dev’t
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Illustrate the contributions of FNM artists, sculptors, musicians, dancers, storytellers and writers to Sask. Culture
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