Louis Riel
Conflicting thoughts
Purchase of Rupert's Land
Metis fight back!
Points of View
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Louis Riel is 

What is a devout Roman Catholic who had been studying to be a priest in Montréal

100

The area that the Canadian Government suddenly became interested in in the 1850s

What is Rupert's Land

100

The price Canada purchased Rupert's Land for from HBC. 

What is 1.5 million

100

The Metis sent this man to ask the surveyors what they were doing on their land

Who is Louis Riel

100

John A McDonald was this man 

What is the first Prime Minister of Canada. He served from 1867 to 1873 and from 1878 to 1891

200

He was a member of a well-known Métis family in the Francophone community of this area

What is St. Boniface

200

These groups were not consulted about the purchase of Rupert's Land

Who are the Metis and First Nations already living there

200

The Canadian government sent these individuals to survey the land (Rupert's Land)

What are scientists

200

The Métis set this up to protect their right to the land

What is a National Committee

200

'This is our land! It isn’t a piece of pemmican to be cut off and given in little pieces to us. It is ours and we will take what we want.' This statement was aid by this man. 

Pitikwahanapiwiyin, known in English as Poundmaker, was a wellrespected Cree leader at the time Rupert’s Land was being sold to Canada.

300

Louis Riel became president of this establishment the Metis had created

What is the Metis Provisional Government

300

The First Nations and Métis were also worried about this happening- Defined as a process by which a culture or individual is absorbed into another culture

What is assimilation
300

British colonists began to worry about this while contemplating the purchase of Rupert's Land

What is if Canada did not quickly claim Rupert’s Land, the United States would

300

In December of 1869, the Métis took control of this major fur-trade centre in Manitoba

What is Fort Garry

300

'Let the merchants of Toronto consider that if their city is ever to be made really great—if it is ever to rise above the rank of a fifth-rate American town—it must be by the development of the great British territory lying to the north and west.' This was stated by

Who is George Brown

400

Louis Riel spoke these 3 languages

What are French, English, and Cree

400

Aboriginal peoples worried that they would be forced to give up their way of life. One question they asked was

What is would there be a role for Métis and First Nations in the new government

400

A reason Canada wanted to purchase Rupert's Land

What is good farmland was becoming scarce in Ontario

400

Metis presented this to the Canadian government to negotiate

What is the Bill of Rights
400

The Metis' point of view included this

They wanted a part to play in the negotiation process, and not to be ignored

500

Louis Riel did this to the surveyors who came to their land

He drove them away and bought the Metis some time

500

Aboriginal peoples worried that they would be forced to give up their way of life. One question they asked was

What is would the Red River Métis be able to keep their French language and Catholic religion

500

A reason Canada wanted to purchase Rupert's Land

What is the land was well suited for farming 

500

Name one criteria from the Bill Rights 

Check page 183 at the bottom

500

The Canadian government believed this

They did not owe anything to the First Nations already living in Rupert's Land and went about the purchase without consulting them

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