ESL - Indigenous People of Canada - NOTE THAT this is NOT a HISTORY LESSON.
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- This lesson DOES not reflect INDIGENOUS PEOPLES in Canada nowadays. Its intention is not to offend anyone but to give an overall historical characteristic of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Moreover, it is not a history lesson on the Indigenous peoples. Still, it is just a video lesson to help international students to learn English and some general aspects of Canadian history.
Who are the indigenous peoples of Canada? They comprise three main groups: The First Nations, the Inuit and the Métis. Within the First Nations, there are various groups of indigenous people.
This lesson is designed for beginners who wish to improve their English culture and those above levels who wish to clarify doubts about this topic. Mr. P. is a quarter Native American.
Watch, Listen & Speak English!
Mr. P. is a Canadian English Teacher/Coach from Toronto, in Canada. He has been an English Teacher since 1997, teaching adults and adolescents in Toronto and Rome.
He is an Honorary Fellow in the English Language at UNITELMA La Sapienza University in Rome. In the past, he was also a Language Monitor at the University of Toronto. He has also taught English to many important politicians and celebrities in Italy. He is a certified English Teacher specializing in TEFL, TESL, TESOL (Arizona State University) & TOEFL.
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Its important to learn fully about the history and cultures - the good and the bad. The bad is often ignored.
I absolutely agree
Indigenous Parasites
An honest look at the First Nations people of Canada
The indigenous/aboriginal/native people of Canada, who are officially called the First Nations people, first arrived in the land we today call Canada approximately 12,000-15,000 years ago. They crossed over the (now non-existent) land bridge called Beringia. Which allowed them to move from Siberia to Alaska.
In those 12,000 (or so) years they accomplished zero, while living in Canada. No advancement, no infrastructure development, no roads, no institutions of higher learning, no hospitals, no official government, no official currency, no science, no technology, nothing.
Just a group of hunter gatherers, roaming around, looking for food that grew on trees or hunting wild animals they could kill and eat.
They were illiterate, uncivilized, violent savages. No morals, no ethics, no values.
Then, approximately 500 years ago ambitious explorers from Europe started to arrive on the shores of eastern Canada, the first of whom was the great French explorer Jacques Cartier.
In less than 500 years, these white Europeans developed Canada into a first world country. Most of this development has happened since 1867 when Canada gained independence.
Think about that, what those First Nations people could not accomplish in over 12,000 years, the Europeans accomplished in a mere 500 years. Why?
The answer is simple: because any indigenous population of people on planet earth is intellectually inferior to European Caucasians. This is true in Canada, in the USA, in Australia, everywhere in the world. European Caucasians and the East Asians (Chinese, Korean and Japanese) are the intellectually superior members of the homo sapien species.
The story of the USA is very similar, as native Americans have lived there for about the same amount of time, in the depths of poverty. But it was European Caucasians that came and developed America into a first world country, doing so in less than 500 years. The exact same story of advancement is true in Australia also, but that happened even faster, only 250 years.
The IQ of the average First Nations person of Canada is 63. This is the lowest of any group of humans on planet earth. The second lowest is the Sub-Saharan black Africans, who have an average IQ of 65. It is important to note that an IQ of less than 70 is classified as mild mental retardation.
Fast forward to today:
The first nations people of Canada rank last in every category of human existence, plagued with numerous self inflicted problems such as: poverty, lack of education, unemployment, poor health, obesity, domestic violence, teenage pregnancy, incarceration, murders, suicides, alcoholism, drug abuse, etc etc.
But, of course they will blame all of this on ‘The White Man’. That their plight is the direct result of racist and oppressive policies applied against them by the white majority government. This is an absolute lie.
They were backward, illiterate, violent savages, before the first white person stepped foot on Canadian soil. So not much has changed, despite the fact that Canada and its white people have helped the first nations people more than any other minority group.
Just read about how much the Canadian government does for these parasites:
• Education: The Canadian government provides funding for First Nations students to attend school. This funding can be used to pay for tuition, books, and other expenses.
• Health care: The Canadian government provides free health care to First Nations people. This includes medical care, dental care, and prescription drugs (yes free prescription drugs also).
• Income assistance: The Canadian government provides income assistance (welfare) to First Nations people who are living in poverty. This assistance can help them to pay for food, rent, and other basic necessities.
• Housing: The Canadian government provides funding for First Nations people to build and repair homes. This funding can be used to build new homes, renovate existing homes, or to purchase homes.
• Economic development: The Canadian government provides funding for First Nations businesses and economic development projects. This funding can be used to start new businesses, expand existing businesses, or to develop new economic opportunities.
• Self-government: The Canadian government is working with First Nations communities to develop self-government agreements. These agreements give First Nations communities more control over their own affairs.
• Child welfare: The Canadian government is working with First Nations communities to improve the child welfare system. This includes providing more funding for child and family services, and working to keep First Nations children in their homes and communities.
• Culture and language: The Canadian government is working to preserve and promote First Nations culture and language. This includes funding for cultural programs and initiatives, and supporting the development of First Nations language programs.
All of this is funded with the income tax money stolen from hard working responsible Canadians! Up to 46% of income is taken as tax and used to fund socialist programs for this ultimate burden to Canadian society.
Yet despite all of this astronomical help and money provided to them, these indigenous jungle monkeys remain the poorest, drunkest, least educated, least employed, most criminal, most violent and least productive humans living on Canadian soil.
Yet despite all of this astronomical help provided to them, funded with the tax dollars that hard working responsible Canadians are forced to pay, the First Nations people have the audacity to always complain, whine, cry and be racist (yes deeply racist) towards white Canadians and (to be honest) toward any and all people outside of their depressing, miserable poverty stricken ignorant communities.
The first nations people of Canada are truly the most disgusting, ungrateful and pathetic human beings in the country. The same story is true in the USA, Australia and any country that is burdened with an indigenous population.
Solution: ignore them, stop giving them money, stop helping them. Stop financially sodomizing hard working Canadians with world record income taxation. These First Nations people are an intellectually inferior sub-species of homo sapiens. No amount of time, money or effort will ever improve their circumstances, ever.
I'm ready for the grade 11 version
I’m not First Nations but I also believe everything is connected.
That’s good !
@@Englishing you should be talking about the kennewick man
@@GungeScleraEmpyaema this is just a simple lesson for ESLCO, not a complete historic lesson.
Hello! I appreciate your video and am using it to teach a 10-year-old Vietnamese boy about Canada. May I ask about the map at 3.27? It just doesn't make sense to me. I don't understand what the percentages represent. Can you clarify? Thank you in advance!
Sorry about that. I’ve found a better one for you. images.app.goo.gl/yhzREcHmKAgQyUJX7
@@Englishing Thanks so much. I really appreciate this!
Interesting video! There is some good information here but also some problematic information too. I teach ESL as well. I am wondering if perhaps "helping" is not the best word to use at the end. Perhaps "supporting" with self-determination is more appropriate? "helping" sounds like saviorism and reinforces the paternalistic relationship with the government. The section about Indigenous peoples vs Europeans: I am not sure if you can really say Indigenous people felt OK with "sharing" the land. Some would definitely argue that it was forcefully taken from them. And how can you say Indigenous peoples wanted money and government assistance when Indigenous peoples already had their own economic system and forms of government? The video is good overall, but I will definitely be making some side notes for my students for certain parts (mentioned above). We should try not to excuse or reinforce paternalistic views about the reality of this historical "encounter". Some truths, as uncomfortable as they are, must be told.
Absolutely! I agree with you. This video lesson was for ESLBO and CO so very basic vocabulary. I did not intend to offend anyone. I believe there is a lot more to say about the indigenous peoples of Canada. Thank you for your insight.
I think the french had different type and dynamic relationship than the other European peoples.
@@tubeular5754 I agree
I read your response go the video but can't agree less. You are damn rights with your observations. One question from my side is, has there been any document to show clearly what form of injustices or uneven development metted out to indigenous people?
I think the Indigenous also eat beans with corn and squash. I've made their 3 Sisters Soup and Succotash Stew - delicious! Thankyou for this information - we need more!
Thank you. The lesson is intended for that ESLEO level.
POV: you're in school watching this video on loop to avoid doing your actual work
Ya, everyone hates learning about the actual crimes of the past eh? Well...certain people hate it.
same
@@northernpunx1978 some people don't like learning anything, indigenous or not. Like most backbenchers
fax lol
Did the three groups make the transportation tools?
They all made their own tools.
Thanks for creating this Video. Very informative.
You are welcome. Please share
Thanks Marc! Great video. Hugs 🤗
You are welcome
@@Englishing BAN IMMIGRATION. INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WERE HERE FIRST. FOREIGNERS HAVE NO PLACE IN OUR COUNTRY.
This video is really very interesting. Thank you sir for this video😊
You are welcome. Remember, there's a lot of history here we need to delve into. Mine was just an overview for ESL classes.
@@Englishing Okay sir 😊
Nice to see my people name in this video
You are welcome! All the best to you and your people.
Thanks a lot for this video! ✌🏻
You are welcome. Please share.
Thank u I’ve learne much more about canada
You are welcome (learnt)
Thank you I shared this to my Friends and they loved it
Great. I am glad :)
I see myself as "getting to know them" more than "helping" them although if helping them to gain their land and independence back, it goes hand in hand.
You are right
why should they get anything?
Great video thanks!
You are welcome!
I dont know if its correct to say ''A First Nations Reserve in Canada'', or ''A First Nation Reserve in Canada''. Ive seen both ways get used to it confuses me
Just want to let u know its first nations cuz I'm learning this rn and I know there are more than 1 nation
Nice video!! I learned a lot from it, and it is really helpful to me, thanks a lot!! :D
I am glad. Thank you for watching
Fantastic Video! 👍 👍
Thank you! Please share
@@Englishing definitely!
Correction: the word Arctic, not Artic. The c is not silent.
Thank you.
What are the similarities amongst the three groups ?
They are all living in the Canadian territory, therefore, they are considered indigenous peoples of Canada.
Thank you so much
Do you happen to have follow-up questions to go along with this video as a listening activity?
Unfortunately I do not. I used to teach ESLCO long time ago.
This is great:) Thank you for sharing your creativity and effort with us. Much appreciated. I will use this to help newcomer students learn more about Canadian history.
Thank so much for this.
Be sure to mention the atrocities the Europeans committed against my people and the ongoing cultural genocide since I know most educators tend to leave that part out. Also scalping was a French thing not an indigenous thing so don’t put that degrading blame on us.
@@icyup2102 I am Métis. I am aware of the atrocities my friend. I will be preparing a lesson on that.
@@icyup2102 If it had not been the Europeans, the Aztec Empire would have conquered the lands of Canada, remember that the Aztecs had a mentality similar to those of the old world, especially centralist when considering Tenochtilan as the center of the world.
This is such a beautiful video. We did not want it to end. It is highly engaging and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. All the best
That is one side of the story. Try harder to know the other side in order to get the whole picture.
@@almighty3372 this video is for ESLCO. It is a basic video on the indigenous peoples of Canada. That is all.
Ummm I think you miss the C in Arctic but don’t think that I’m rude because that will hurt my feelings 😑 but it is a awesome video! And I live in Canada plus I am learning about the Inuit at school!
Wow such a great informative video! So much valuable information packed into a 10 minute video! Thanks:)
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Hello, can you make a similar video about the Coast Salish peoples on the west coast (Vancouver, BC)? I’d like to learn more. Thank you.
Great!
@@Englishing what
@@gabeoatmeal9082 I will try but I can’t promise you I will be able as I teach also at high school and I don’t have much free time.
Nice vid! But next time drop the background music
Alright !
Thanks you sir
You are welcome!
@@Englishing
If God Permits...Sir, I am waiting to do PhD in Canadian Indigenous literature.
It was very useful.
That explain why I can't tolerate alcool :o
lesson is quite helpful!!
Thanks?
i like this video .
Thank you !!!
😂💔my teacher send me the link of this video cuz we learning about the indigenous people.
Indigenous?
@@Englishing 🥺yesh sir
Thank you for this!
You are welcome!
Interesting.
Why was the indigenous people pushed aside?🧐
Resources, Trade,and Colonization, I just found out my Father's 3 Great Grandfather's were Master Mariners. Captain James Douglas Warren came from P.E.I in 1858 to open up the Trade Routes around Vancouver Island to the Haida Gwaii. He had the 3rd largest fleet,also many Shipwrecks, including the famous S.S.Beaver that sunk at Prospect Point in Vancouver in 1888. His 2nd marriage was to Tutsumutsa Edenshaw aka Mary Warren Williams, she survived to be the oldest native to die on Vancouver Island in 1931 at 104. I grewup in Port Alberni during the 60's, went to school with Chief Judith Sayers, she told Trudeau off on the news, on Truth and Reconciliation Day, surfing in Tofino. My Aunt Sarah Warren was a Matriarch of the Songhees, she was King and Queen Freezy's G.grandaughter. After the Potlach Ban, she was the first person of The North People to win back the Right's for The Traditional Mask Dance in 1950,I'm metis Penaluket, NY father left this fir ne as he was estranged from my mom.❤
Thank you for the help!
You are welcome
Bison! Not buffalo. Buffalo are from Africa at the Serengeti. My ancestors ate wood bison, ducks, rabbits, moose, fish(a lot of fish), wild berries and spruce grouse.
Sorry about that. Bison.
You arent interesting or relevant
it was never called canada when my ancestors were given this land by creator, so why title the country as canada, it was and is forever turtle island.
It has to have a name that works in the modern age. I agree with your point, but Canada is fine as a name with me. Its just invisible borders containing economics at best. Matsi cho cussin.
Well it bugs me that everyone is here for greed and nothing more, they just contributing to the ongoing genocide and colonization to this day. No one is here to make spaces for indigneous people in the work places, in the environment, or in classroom settings. Why must we continue to send our children to the white man. They are still neglecting us, and when we speak of our culture, like the other day, I was told we not living in the stone ages. You see, this neglect to our culture still lives in this sp called canadian utopian ideology. I hate how much racist people their is. It sucks because my children are now facing it.
The indigenous had the word “kanata ” for their villages. The name Canada is derived from that term.
If you want to learn the ancient beginnings of this race of peoples, please see
this video, and read my comments. "HISTORY of INDIAN Wars | Full Documentary"
My teacher 👨🏫 send this for work
Great. Say hello to your teacher for me.
i am doing a report on this for school now
Good for you!
There is so much WRONGFUL/Inaccurate information passed here, this is NOT a helpful tool in any way, even for being a quick reference.
Where is the Cree, the Blackfoot, South Slavey ? The Clothing was not only caribou, but also Buffalo, deer, and moose hides.
Who ever put this together, should do better gathering of PROPER information BEFORE releasing to the general public, or worse, teaching this to New Canadians.
My opinion is too take this site down, for it does more harm than good.
Agreed, there is plenty of inaccuracies within this video. This saddens me, and highlights how the education system is inadequate on First Nation's people and the relationship with Canada. It's gross and that's an understatement. Thanks for speaking up S LA Fleur 😊👍🏽
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Finally! As an Indigenous person I am horrified! Metis or not you really need to take this video down. It's full of stereotypes and inaccuracies. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
I thought that the Intuits, Métis, First Nations came to the Americas by crossing the Bering Strait!
It is a long story. I should have created a longer version of this video. However, this is just for ESLCO level.
@@Englishing I understand and appreciate your reply. Is it true that they, Intuit, Métis and First Nations came across the Bering Strait many thousands of years ago?
@@chubbjack158 their ancestors did come from the Bering Strait. That is a fact. There are indications and archeological findings supporting that theory.
@@Englishing if it is a fact that the Inuit, Metis, and First People migrated to the Americas then are they "indigenous"?
@@chubbjack158 Because this migration happened about 10,000 years ago.
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Thank you for teaching me because i will have a test on this hahahaha.
I am glad this help. Please share
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What do you mean?
Was the meet between the indigenous people and the europeans a positive one for the native people and why
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@@Englishing Was the meet between the indigenous people and the europeans a positive one for the native people and why
@@adidasfroz why do you think that?
He is asking
You forgot something... its Indigenous people not peoples. 0:31
There are many groups of indigenous peoples. That is the reason why peoples.
@@Englishing Ok thanks then......
Wow..what they look like? Indians Americans?
Sorry, I do not understand your question?
Where, THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, IS in your history? I thought they were in Canada...
The story is inspired by an American account. It is set in lake George in New York. The battle between the French and Great Britain for the North American control. In this video I am only talking about the indigenous peoples of Canada.
@@Englishing 👍 thx!
It u settlrr
Just explained perfectly
Thank you
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Sorry ?
What’s gg
Guys, “gg” means good game 😑
How does no one know what GG means? it means "good game"
Please remove the background music. It's distracting.
Sorry about that
I have a dream catcher
i hate colonization... never forget that these places that we know today were built up over indigenous cemeteries
I agree
Indigenous people are asians who arrived in Canada before Columbus
Prove IT !!
@@slafleur7551 They came over the bering straight. Look it up if you didn't know that
@@kortaffel That is not proving your theory. You are just making a statement. Where is the concrete proof that what you say is actual FACT !!
@@slafleur7551 Do I look like your geography teacher? Do you expect me to copy & paste articles in here? Do you own research
Europeans are Africans who arrived after the Neanderthals.
there are actually indians BORN here who don't speak english !!
Did you mean indigenous peoples or Indians from India?
Why is Indigenous used ? Thats South Americans.......Aboriginals are from Australia ! Native or First Nations live in Canada - Native...like in the Canadian Anthem..- js
They are called Indigenous Peoples in Canada. I suggest looking it up.
The guy said tobbogan wrong 😂
Yes and I am sorry.
Metis are not indigenous. They're just mixed people
Thank you for this amazing explanation I’ve learned so much ✨🤍
You are welcome! All the best
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