1. Bison, Treaties, Metis, Immigratio n, National Railway and Rebellion THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES 1870 - 1896 2. US Expansion 3. W. H. Seward US Secretary of State • Seward…

1. Red River andNorthwest RebellionsBy Isaac Mordechai Renert Social Studies 10S 2. Why Did The Red River RebellionHappen?S The Canada Pacific Railway and road-building (Morton,…

WESA CHANGES INCLUDING PROBATE APPLICATIONS & RECTIFICATIONS WESA CHANGES INCLUDING PROBATE APPLICATIONS & RECTIFICATIONS Presented by: Andrew MacKay Curative Power…

Reasons for Métis Anger Causes of the Rebellion Métis life threatened by the disappearing Buffalo and failing crops. Canadians (Orange Order) moving into Red River.…

Slide 1The Northwest Rebellion of 1885 The Métis wanted to gain title to the land they occupied, and they wanted some financial aid to help them become successful farmers.…

Slide 1 Slide 2   Aboriginal Peoples : Nomads hunting buffalo & fur trappers  European Settlers: Hudson Bay Company employees  Largest settlement was in Red…

Slide 1 The Emergence of Modern Canada Unit 6 Slide 2 Laurier is Elected  Laurier - Liberal Party wins 1896 election  first French-Canadian Prime Minister  French…

Slide 1 SECOND RIEL REBELLION Slide 2 AFTER THE RED RIVER REBELLION  1870 MANITOBA ACT. LAND, RELIGION, LANGUAGE, SCHOOLS ALL GUARANTEED.  TROOPS ARRIVED AUGUST 1870…

Slide 1 Slide 2  The Cree, Ojibwa, Dene, Beaver and Slave - Hunters and gatherers  Blackfoot, Gros Ventre – Buffalo hunters 2. What was the role of the Cree and Assiniboine…

Legal Translation: A Voir Dire on its Basic Concepts and Methods Presented at the 6th Annual Legislative Counsel Retreat October 5, 2012 Legal Translation: A Voir Dire on…