In 1939, what organization did First Nations in Alberta organize?

• A. Indian Association of Alberta
• B. Alberta Native Council
• C. Canadian Native Association
• D. Prairie First Nations Union

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing the emergence of a coordinated Indigenous political voice in Alberta in 1939. Across the province, First Nations communities saw the need to unite to advocate for their rights, resources, and welfare. They formed the Indian Association of Alberta to act as a single platform for addressing treaty rights, education, governance on reserves, and dealings with the federal government. This move gave chiefs and communities a collective voice, helping to organize efforts and present common concerns more effectively. That collective organization is what makes the Indian Association of Alberta the correct choice.