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Why did four settlements in Alberta disappear?

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I would like to explore the Rupertsland lesson plans.

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Differences between the scrip issues post Red River and post-Northwest Resistance

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Differences between the scrip issues post Red River and post-Northwest Resistance

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The history the of Métis  beyond Louis Riel.  The history of the Métis scrip - very interesting!

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How does Métis provincial government relate to/interact with Alberta provincial government?

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What are ways of connecting Metis knowledge to Math and Sciences other than Biology/climate units?
Where can I find more resources for this?

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The red Métis flag was used in battle and the blue flag represents Métis nations. Both are acceptable to use.

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I’m left thinking about the difference between “resistance” and “rebellion.”

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There are 8 Métis settlements in Alberta

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Metis scrip was used to grab Metis land title.  It was implemented over several decades in different places.  The Metis disn

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Metis scrip was used to grab Metis land title.  It was implemented over several decades in different places.  The Metis disn

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Treaties seemed unfair in terms of basics (housing, healthcare, education, access to clean water, etc...)

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Treaties seemed unfair in terms of basics (housing, healthcare, education, access to clean water, etc...)

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Treaties were "agreed" upon during time of desperation for the indigenous peoples - very easy to take advantage of a group of people when they are at their lowest

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The Indian Agent seems like a role that was heavily influenced by the Canadian Gov't to ensure their needs were met and that it could have been a very corrupt position

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The Indian Agent seems like a role that was heavily influenced by the Canadian Gov't to ensure their needs were met and that it could have been a very corrupt position

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The Metis have a distinct culture and language (Michif) which is a combination of Cree and French.

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The Metis have a distinct culture and language (Michif) which is a combination of Cree and French.

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The represive government policies were considered as a cultural genocide.

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The represive government policies were considered as a cultural genocide.

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The Cree word for Metis people means 'the people who govern themselves.'

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The Cree word for Metis people means 'the people who govern themselves.'

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First Nation Peoples had to have a pass on them at all times if they wanted to leave the reserve. There was an Indian Agent that would act as an liaison bwt Reserves

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Metis are people of the Fur Trade originally with European dads and First Nations mothers, however became their own distinct Nation

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Metis are people of the Fur Trade originally with European dads and First Nations mothers, however became their own distinct Nation

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Government thought it would  be a good idea to have treaties to assimilate First Nation Peoples into white

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Government thought it would  be a good idea to have treaties to assimilate First Nation Peoples into white

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If an Indi

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Metis people emerged during 17 and 18 century as a culturally mixed peopdle with 

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Metis people emerged during 17 and 18 century as a culturally mixed peopdle with 

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Canadian government attempted to assimilate Indigenous people by stripping them of their identity

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Canadian government attempted to assimilate Indigenous people by stripping them of their identity

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(Gradual Civilization Act 1857)