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The H.B.C (Notes)
Pierre Raddison and sieur des Groseillers
Traveled inland (close to hudsons bay) and found a new source of rich thick furs (1660's)
What happened when Pierre Raddison and sieur des groseilliers returned to quebec. And why
Put in jail and their furs were taken. They didnt have permission from the governor of new france
Where do Pierre Radisson and sieur Des groseillers take their discovery
England and King Charles II
What land does england claim
All land that is drained by rivers flowing into hudson bay
What does england name all land that is drained by rivers flowing into hudson bay
Ruperts land
Who is ruperts land named after
The kings cousin: prince rupert
H.B.C. Full name
The Company of Adventurers of England Trading into Hudson Bay (May 6, 1670) (The Hudson Bay Company)
The HBC is given a __________ of furtrade in Ruperts land
Monopoly
Where do the HBC build their posts (factories)
Where Rivers enter hudson bay
Stay by the bay
HBC's way of buisness
What happens during spring for stay by the bay
Indigenous trappers bring furs to the posts & trade for goods
What happens in the Summer for stay by the bay
HBC ships sail to hudsons bay with more goods & pick up the furs and ship the furs to england
The Northwest (notes)
Who takes over the french fur trade when new france fell in 1763
American and scottish traders. Makes new company based in montreal (NWC 1783)
Northwest Company (NWC)'s way of buisness
Hired french canadian explorers/traders (voyageurs) to find a new source of fur
Where do the NWC Voyageurs travel
Indigenous communities in the west
Where do the NWC establish their main trade post outlet
Fort william (grande portage)
Where is fort william
West shore of lake superior
What did the NWC do that contrasted the HBC's stay by the bay policy
They went TO the indigenous traders and took alot of business from the HBC
Does the HBC change its stay by the bay policy
Ya. They move inland
Were the HBC and NWC best buddies
No. There was a fierce rivalry that often led to armed conflict
What was a main way the Metis were formed
The NWC and indigenous leaders encouraging its traders and indigenous women to mix with indigenous people and white people
The selkirk settlement (notes)
Thomas Douglas
5th earl of selkirk (scotland) (1799) that inherited a fortune
Who was thomas douglas sorry for
Scottish tenant farmers evicted from the land during the enclosures so the landowners could graze sheeps as wool was becoming more profitable than renting land to 'crofters'
Philanthropist
lover of humanity; person active in promoting human welfare
What did Thomas Douglas buy
Purchased land in Northern Ireland, PEI, and Upper Canada so Scottish farmers can settle. Also bought a majority of shares in the HBC & aquired a 300000 square kilometre track of land along the bank of the red & Assiniboine river (1810)
What was the 300000 km^2 track of land called and for
The Red River Colony. For dispaced scottish farmers
What did Thomas Douglas think the Red River Settlement could do
Disrupt NWC influence, supply HBC with food
What was the problem with the red river colony
The metis already lived there
Did the HBC and Metis (NWC) live in harmony
No. There were many conflicts
Battle of Seven Oaks
Robert Semple confronted Metis, metis split into 2 groups, distracted semple, lasted for 15 mins 21 HBC killed (including Semple), 1 Metis (NWC) killed. (June 1816)
What did london realise about the conflict between NWC AND HBC
It had to be resolved
What did the HBC and the NWC agree to (1821)
A merger
The new company would keep which company's name and why
HBC. Monopoly in ruperts land (now is largest fur trading company in the world) (Metis also lost their ally)
NWC _______ were given 51% of ______ in new HBC
Partners, Shares
What happened to most of the 51% of shares the the NWC had after 5 years
Sold them back to the HBC
Who is the new HBC's New governor
George Simpson
Red river settlement (notes)
how were the meits starting to get outnumbered in red river
by 1860, settlers began moving to red river from canada west looking for good farmland and the HBC moved away
what were most of the new settlers of red river members of
the orange order (from ontario)
orange order
Violently Anti-French, Anti-Catholic movement
who were the orange order led by
John Schultz & his Canadian party
what did the orange order want to do
drive metis off of red river
what style of farming did metis farmers use
french seigneurial style
how did metis view land ownership
indigenous view. whoever works the land, its their land
the HBC starts ___________ with the canadaian government for the sale of ___________ _________ (1867)
negotiating, Ruperts Land
are the metis consulted for the negotiation for the sale of ruperts land
no
what happens after canada buys ruperts land
land surveyors arrive to divide land to sale and settlement, disregarding metis seigneurial farm plots (didnt recognize metis ownership of land)
Red river rebellion (Notes)
Louis Riel was born where
Red River (1844)
Louis Riel was the oldest of how many children
11
who was louis riels dad
a well respected metis (french and ojibwa) elder
who was louis riels mom
from one of the oldest french families in red river
louis riel education
when he was 14, he went to montreal to study to become a priest, when was 20, his dad died so he left priest school and studied law
was louis riel happy in montreal
no
what does louis riel do when hes 24
returns to Red River (1868)
Metis national committee
formed to fight for metis rights
whos the leader of the Metis national committee
louis riel
who is the new governor of the Northwest territories (oct 1869)
William MacDougall
where does William MacDougall arrive
red river
what do the metis tell and do to William MacDougall
to go to back to ottawa, seize HBC fort garry & take their weapons & set up a provisional government (riel leader)
provisional government
A temporary government
what does riel want to do after he sets up a provisional government
negotiate with PM Macdonald
does Macdonald recognize riels leadership
no
what does riel do to Canadian party members for clashing with the metis
imprison
what does thomas scott do
threatens that he'll kill riel when he gets out of prison
what does riel charge thomas scott with
treason
how is thomas scott executed
firing squad
effect of thomas scotts execution (march 4th)
outrage in english canada, macdonald agrees to meet with a metis delagation in ottawa to end the uprising
____________ ______________ is leading the negotiation for the provincial status of ______________
Father Richot, Manitoba
manitoba is canadas _th province
5
what does macdonald do when maitoba is created
send in the army
what does riel do when macdonald sends in the army to maitoba
flee to usa
how many years is riel banished
5 years
The Manitoba Metis (notes)
The Manitoba Act
Passed in July 1870. Made manitoba the 5th province. Included all areas surrounding the red river settlement (244km wide & 176km long) (postage stamp province). Include many points from meits list of rights. English and French offical language. Government funds Protestant & catholic schools
What did canada not give manitoba control of
Crown lands
Every metis was given title for 160 ______ ___ _______
Acres of land (2 city blocks)
What were the metis given to get land
Script
Script
The thing the metis were supposed to give to the land title office in exchange for the deed to the land
Why did alot of the metis lose their land
The canadian government didnt explain how script worked and metis sold the script to land speculators not realizing that they were selling their land
Where did the metis move to after they had lost their land
Moved west on south Saskatchewan river
What was the settlement on south Saskatchewan river called
The St. Laurent Settlement
The NWT and the Treaty Process (notes) (some of ts stuff happens chronologically before The Manitoba Metis (notes))
Ruperts Land Act
Canada give the HBC $1.5mil for ruperts land (1868), Ruperts land becomes part of canada (NorthWest Territories (NWT)) (Dec 1 1869)
why did canada have to stop acting nonchalant with the NWT
because people were moving west into the NWT and US whiskey traders were causing trouble (canada had to take control)
what was created in the NWT to keep law and order and deal with the pesky whisky traders (1873)
The NorthWest Mounted Police (NWMP)
the Northwest Territories Act (1875)
Gave the NWT a lieutenant-governor & appointed council. town of over 1000 can create & elect their own governor
what was the Department of Indian affairs created to do
to begin talks with indigenous leaders to deal with the semi-nomadic people of the plains that were obstructing the governmnet from opening up the NW for settlement
why were the indigenous leaders staring to see a lifestyle change
white settlers moving into the west causing the bison to dissapear
how many treatys were signed between 1871-1877
7
what reigons were the 7 treatys covering
southern half of NWT to the rockies
what were the indidgenous peoples supposed to get in return for land
small pieces of land (reservation), Farming equipment, supplies & instruction in farming
did the canadian government want indigenous people to succeed as farmers and independant on the canadian government for survival
no
Indian Act (1876)
made to govern indigenous peoples for their lands. moved indigenous peoples to reservations (crown land set aside for indian use). Made to assimilate the indigenous peoples (make into european)
how did the indigenous people get assimilated of their culture
residential school
residential school
made to make indigenous people forget their language & culture, traditional practices were banned including the Potlach (Coast) and the sun dance (plains)
Residential Schools in Canada (notes)