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a. Quebec
b. Ontario
c. Manitoba
d. Saskatchewan
3. Where is the Red River (referring to the river that Louis Riel and the Metis
lived near)?
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D
4. The majority of Metis people in the 1800’s made their living by:
a. Mining
b. Farming
c. Fur Trading
d. Working on the railroad
Make it about the metis economy
5. Which of the following was NOT a condition of the Manitoba Act?
1. True or False: The second Metis uprising in 1885 was influenced by the
Canadian government’s purchase of Louisiana.
2. True or False: The Canadian government gave the Metis land as part of the
Manitoba Act in 1870.
3. True or False: Gabriel Dumont travelled to the United States to recruit Louis
Riel to return and lead the Metis people against the Canadian government.
5. True or False: The Battle of Batoche was a significant victory for the Metis in
its’ battle against the Canadian government.
7. True or False: Following the Red River Resistance in 1869, Louis Riel was
sent to Ontario to face jail time
Part C – Matching
A. The military leader of the Metis
1. _______________ Louis Riel people during the Red River Resistance
B. The area that was sold by the
2. _______________ Michif Hudson’s Bay Company to the Canadian
government
C. Leadership that was set up by the
3. _______________ Pemmican Metis in an effort to negotiate with the
Canadian government
D. Dried buffalo meat mixed with
4. _______________ Sir John A. MacDonald berries. This food stayed preserved for
years.
E. The unique language spoken by the
5. _______________ Gabriel Dumont Metis people
F. The leader of the Metis people who
6. _______________ Provisional Government was hung for treason
G. The leader of Canada during the Red
7. _______________ Resistance River Rebellion
H. How the Metis described their
8. _______________ Rupert’s Land response to the Canadian government at
the Red River
Part D – Short Answer
1. Who would consider the conflict at Red River a rebellion? Who would label it
as a resistance? How did this conflict threaten to split Canada? (3 marks)