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Métis Nation in the Canadian Prairies: Red River and North-West Resistance (1869–1885)

Métis Nation in the Canadian Prairies: Red River and North-West Resistance (1869–1885)

  1. Métis halt Canadian land surveys

    Labels: Red River, Surveyors, River-lot system
  2. National Committee of the Métis formed

    Labels: National Committee, Louis Riel, John Bruce
  3. Provisional Government formed at Red River

    Labels: Provisional Government, Red River, M tis
  4. Riel elected president of provisional government

    Labels: Louis Riel, Provisional Government, John Bruce
  5. Thomas Scott executed by provisional government

    Labels: Thomas Scott, Provisional Government, Upper Fort
  6. Legislative Assembly of Assiniboia convenes

    Labels: Legislative Assembly, Provisional Government, Assiniboia
  7. Manitoba Act receives Royal Assent

    Labels: Manitoba Act, Province of, Parliament
  8. Wolseley Expedition arrives at Upper Fort Garry

    Labels: Wolseley Expedition, Garnet Wolseley, Upper Fort
  9. South Branch Métis meeting escalates organizing

    Labels: South Branch, Batoche, M tis
  10. Provisional Government of Saskatchewan established

    Labels: Provisional Government, Saskatchewan, Batoche
  11. Battle of Duck Lake begins armed resistance

    Labels: Battle of, Gabriel Dumont, North-West Mounted
  12. Frog Lake killings intensify wider conflict

    Labels: Frog Lake, Big Bear, Wandering Spirit
  13. Battle of Fish Creek halts Middleton’s advance

    Labels: Battle of, Tourond s, Gabriel Dumont
  14. Battle of Cut Knife repels Otter’s column

    Labels: Battle of, Poundmaker, Fine Day
  15. Battle of Batoche defeats Métis stronghold

    Labels: Battle of, M tis, Canadian militia
  16. Louis Riel executed after treason conviction

    Labels: Louis Riel, Treason trial, Regina