Mary Had A Sickly Child The Social Life of Count de Sainville, A French Aristocrat (Perhaps), at Fort McPherson 1889-1894 Citations from the diaries of Anglican Missionary…

1. Chapter 9Rise of the Métis 2. • Louis Riel Video• Battle of Batoche 3. Red River Resistance• A group of peoples living in what is nowManitoba organized themselves…

Perfect Kneeling: The Mackenzie Inuit¶s First Contact with Missions Walter Vanast ³Everything goeth, everything returneth . . . for every here rolleth the ball turning…

1. Northwest Rebellion 1885 The Return of Riel 2. Movement of the Metis  After the Red River Rebellion of 1869-1870, many Metis had moved away from their Red River Settlement,…

1. THE COLONY ON RED RIVER FROM 1811 Lord Selkirk brings settlers to Rupert’s Land from Scotland 2. Adventure, Intrigue, love and danger! 3. Lord Selkirk Thomas Douglas…

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.…

1. Louis Riel and the Métis 2. Lesson Goals • Understand the historical significance of Rupert’s land and the Red River Settlement • Understand who the Métis are…

Slide 1The Red River Resistance Slide 2 Key People Sir John A. MacDonald (Prime Minister of Canada) Louis Riel (Leader of the Métis) William MacDougall (Lieutenant Governor…

Slide 1The Métis Sash The history as well as purposes of the sash Slide 2 The Métis Sash The Sash is a symbol of pride for many Métis people.The Sash is a symbol of pride…

Slide 1 Canadian English LING 202, Fall 2007 Dr. Tony Pi Week 8 - Dialects: The West Slide 2 Slide 3 Slide 4 Slide 5 Slide 6 Ky-OAT-ee or KY-oat? Controversy in Toronto about…