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Canadian Residential SchoolsVersión en línea Yes or No: true facts and myths. por Tayler 1 Reconciliation efforts are complete and Indigenous languages are fully restored now. Yes No 2 The main goal was to erase Indigenous identity and teach European ways. Yes No 3 The schools were voluntary programs chosen by families. Yes No 4 Residential schools operated only in the late 1800s and closed by 1900. Yes No 5 Children were taken from their homes, sometimes by law, to attend the schools. Yes No 6 The Canadian government and churches created residential schools to assimilate Indigenous children. Yes No 7 Students were punished for speaking Indigenous languages or practicing their culture. Yes No 8 All students received excellent education and stayed healthy. Yes No 9 Conditions in the schools included overcrowding, disease, and insufficient food. Yes No 10 There has been no lasting impact on Indigenous communities today. Yes No

Canadian Residential SchoolsVersión en línea

Yes or No: true facts and myths.

por Tayler

Reconciliation efforts are complete and Indigenous languages are fully restored now.

Yes

The main goal was to erase Indigenous identity and teach European ways.

Yes

The schools were voluntary programs chosen by families.

Yes

Residential schools operated only in the late 1800s and closed by 1900.

Yes

Children were taken from their homes, sometimes by law, to attend the schools.

Yes

The Canadian government and churches created residential schools to assimilate Indigenous children.

Yes

Students were punished for speaking Indigenous languages or practicing their culture.

Yes

All students received excellent education and stayed healthy.

Yes

Conditions in the schools included overcrowding, disease, and insufficient food.

Yes

There has been no lasting impact on Indigenous communities today.

Yes

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Canadian Residential Schools

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Sí o No

¿Es verdad?

Sí o No

Preguntas sobre futbol para niños

Sí o No

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Sí o No

OPEN UP 5 UNIT 3: THERE IS/ARE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE

Sí o No

Grammys a mejor canción/grabación

Canadian Residential SchoolsVersión en línea

por Tayler

Reconciliation efforts are complete and Indigenous languages are fully restored now.

The main goal was to erase Indigenous identity and teach European ways.

The schools were voluntary programs chosen by families.

Residential schools operated only in the late 1800s and closed by 1900.

Children were taken from their homes, sometimes by law, to attend the schools.

The Canadian government and churches created residential schools to assimilate Indigenous children.

Students were punished for speaking Indigenous languages or practicing their culture.

All students received excellent education and stayed healthy.

Conditions in the schools included overcrowding, disease, and insufficient food.

There has been no lasting impact on Indigenous communities today.

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