91. What does Kanata mean in Inuktitut language? A) Country B) City C) Province D) Village 92. What is a colony? A) A group of Indigenous people who share the same customs B) The first people to live in Canada C) The language of the Inuit D) Land a country owns that is far away 93. What are areas of land reserved/saved for Indigenous people called? A) Colonies B) The land that belonged to Britain C) Reserves D) The land that belonged to Canada 94. When is National Indigenous Peoples Day? A) June 1 B) June 21 C) July 1 D) July 22 95. What was New France? A) French colonies in what is now Canada B) British colonies in parts of what is now the USA C) Land a country owns that is far away D) Areas of land saved for Indigenous peoples

91. **A) Country** - Kanata is the Inuktitut word believed to be the origin of the name "Canada," and it means "village" or "settlement," which has broadened to encompass the meaning of "country."<br /><br />92. **D) Land a country owns that is far away** - A colony is a territory under the political control of another country, typically far away, and occupied by settlers from that country.<br /><br />93. **C) Reserves** - Reserves are areas of land set aside by the Canadian government for the use and benefit of specific Indigenous bands or nations.<br /><br />94. **B) June 21** - National Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated on June 21st each year in Canada.<br /><br />95. **A) French colonies in what is now Canada** - New France refers to the area colonized by France in North America, which included much of present-day eastern Canada.<br />