PPT-Saskatchewan 1885 Riel the North west Resistance/rebellion

The beginning More and more Aboriginal and Metis were being pushed off of their land by EnglishOntario settlers further West in Canada The Metis called on Riel who had fled to the States. Precambrian . Sheild. Is the most stable rock in Canada (is in Northern Canada). Was formed when two continents collided causing volcanoes to erupt and lava to build up. The tops of the mountains were worn down causing those minerals to stay there. L/O – To identify the causes, events and consequences of the Tonghak Rebellion. Ch’oe. . Che. -u. The Tonghak Rebellion 1892-1895. Koreans responded to the opening of their country in . two ways. A part of Canada’s not so peaceful past. Red river rebellion. Conflict in Manitoba. Reasons. Canadian government purchased Rupert’s Land (what is now the western provinces and territories) from the Hudson Bay Company (HBC). The purchase would take effect 1870.. Governments Agenda. Government . wants to sell land in . North-West Territories . for profit. Some . land already occupied by Métis and settlers. Government . needs money for building of the . railway. Issues, resistance, rebellion. Let’s fall back a couple of years before confederation: revisiting the metis. Remember that the Metis settlement in Manitoba lived rather peacefully (the last time we talked about it). There were a few British people who moved in and tried to cause some racial ruckus, but it didn’t work, and most of them then left the . The Provisional Government of Riel. After capturing Fort Garry, the Metis created a . provisional government. Riel intended it to only hold power until . Rupert’s Land . officially transferred to . Employee Engagement Survey. Saskatchewan Polytechnic Kick-Off Call. Topic. TalentMap & Saskatchewan Polytechnic . Introductions . Contract Review (Saskatchewan Polytechnic scope). Our Confidentiality Policy. Largest real estate deal in history. Canadian government paid £300,000 (. 1.5 million. ) to shareholders and granted thousands of hectares of land around trading posts..  . Gave one twentieth of all land in the territory to the HBC. Second Metis Uprising. In the summer of 1869 surveyors arrived and started marking land into squares for settlers.. The problem was, the land that was being surveyed was already claimed by Métis families.. Rebellion. ss10. Native Resistance Continues. Although the . Metis . had already been defeated at . Batoche . on May 12, 1885, some Natives continued to resist. Poundmaker. . and his . Cree . held off the . Text: Book of Jonah. 1. Rebellion = resistance to authority. Mt. 28:20. 2. Book of Jonah. Theme – Mercy of God. Purpose – To show the love of God and the fact that God wants all to be saved . Key Word - . State/Territorial AgriculturalSchedule for 1885Of the Person Who Conducts This FarmAcres of LandFarm ValuesFencesCost of fertilizers purchased in 1884LaborEstimated value of all farm productionssold c x0000x0000National Archives and Records Administration NARA146s website is wwwarchivesgovNA Form 14131i Number of the family as given in column numbered 2 Schedule 1Name Downloaded from http://rupress.org/jem/article-pdf/157/6/1885/1394176/1885.pdf by guest on 31 August 2022 Downloaded from http://rupress.org/jem/article-pdf/157/6/1885/1394176/1885.pdf by guest on 31