Chief Peguis
Lord Selkirk
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Treaty Info
100

What was Chief Peguis' given name at birth?

Little Chip AKA Peguis

100

He is the ______ Earl of Selkirk

5th

100

Arrival of Lord Selkirk was in which year?

1812

100

Where was the Treaty signed that was also the first trading post for the Fur Trade?

Waterfront Drive 

100

Who signed the Treaty and why was it signed?

Chief Peguis, Lord Selkirk and four other chiefs signed the treaty to make an agreement to live together peacefully. 

200

He led which tribe to the Red River Valley when he was 19?

Ojibwe

200

What is Lord Selkirk's real name?

Thomas Douglas

200

In what year did King George the Third write the Royal Proclamation?

1763

200

Where is Fort Douglas Located?

401 Waterfront Dr.

200

What promises were made in the treaty?

Land titles and payment agreements. 

300

Peguis was a compassionate man and was considered a friend to who?

The Settlers.

300

What Country is Lord Selkirk from?

?

300

In what year was the Peguis Selkirk Treaty signed?


1817

300

This area acted as a buffer between the Sioux and Dakota People from Peguis' People.

Assiniboine River

300

Why is this treaty seen as the beginning of the relationship between first nations and the crown in western Canada? 

It followed King George the Third's Royal Proclamation. 

400

Which religion did Chief Peguis convert to/

Christianity

400

What did Selkirk want when he arrived at Red River?

He wanted to secure the colony's survival and establish it as settlement for displaced settlers. 

400

In what year did Chief Peguis convert to a different religion?

1838

400
On May 24, 1924 a monument was placed here in honour of Chief Peguis.

Kildonan Park

400

How much land was given to the settlers?

2 miles on each side of the river?

500

What did Chief Peguis change his name to?

William King

500

Which park was named after Lord Selkirk?

Fort Douglas

500

In what year did Chief Peguis die? How old was he?

1864 at age 90

500

Where was Chief Peguis initially from?

Sault Ste. Marie

500

Why is this treaty considered to be cooperative and peaceful?

Lord Selkirk allotted land back to the Indigenous people when they realized they did not have access to the river.