Canada's History
The three main groups of Aboriginal peoples in Canada are First Nations, Métis, and:
- ○Acadians
- ✓Inuit
- ○Huguenots
- ○Loyalists
Correct answer
Inuit
Canada recognizes three distinct Aboriginal peoples: First Nations (the most numerous), Métis (of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry), and Inuit (living primarily in Arctic regions).
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