Red River
What is red river known for?
dividing France and Spain
What was the second Metis uprising?
a conflict in 1885 between the Métis and their First Nations allies and the Canadian government
What made Louis Riel a good leader?
Louis Riel was a good leader due to his dedication to defending Métis rights
How did Canada respond the Red River Resistance?
negotiation and the subsequent creation of the province of Manitoba.
What Triggered the red river resistance?
the sale of Ruperts land from the HBC to the Dominion of Canada
What triggered the second Metis uprising?
the Métis's lack of land title, barely any political representation, and the impact of federal policies on their way of life.
Why did people hate Louis Riel?
including his leadership in the Red River and Northwest rebellions, the execution of Thomas Scott during the Red River Rebellion, and his perceived instability and self-serving actions.
to address the concerns of the Métis and other residents of the Red River Settlement
What was the red river resistence?
a period of conflict and rebellion
Why were the Metis at South Branch?
the aftermath of the Red River Resistance, discriminatory attitudes in Manitoba, and a desire to find new land and livelihoods.
What was the death of Thomas Scott?
How did Canada respond to The Metis at South Branch?
a lack of negotiation, a failure to uphold promises, and ultimately, military action.
Why were people attracted to red river?
due to its role as vital trade route and fertile land for agriculture
Why did the Metis move west again?
increasing discrimination
How did the death of Thomas Scott effect Canada?
led to significant repercussions for Canada, including the Red River Expedition, the exile of Louis Riel, and increased tensions between English and French Canadians.
How did Canada react to the second Metis Uprising?
a strong military response, ultimately suppressing the rebellion and leading to the execution of Louis Riel.
Who created red river resistance?
Métis people in the Red River Settlement, led by Louis Riel
How were the Metis effected by the Manitoba Schools Act?
It granted land to "children of half-breed heads of families" and established bilingual institutions, but the Métis experienced improper land alienation and ongoing challenges related to their status and rights.
How did Louis Riel effect Canada?
Louis Riel's actions significantly impacted Canadian history, particularly in Manitoba and the West. He led the Red River Resistance, advocating for the rights of the Métis people and contributing to the creation of Manitoba as a province.
How did canada react to Metis moving west again?
The government initially dismissed their concerns about land rights and settlement