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| Rupert's Land was defined as all land where rivers flowed into: |
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| The type of fur used by the HBC as a form of currency was: |
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| Trading company based in Montreal whose employees traveled to Aboriginal communities to trade. |
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| Company that had the most trading posts in the Northwest. |
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| Sustaining themselves and their families was very important to this group of people in the Northwest. |
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| Diseases introduced by the Europeans which damaged Aboriginal ways of life. |
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| Trading item, which damaged the Aboriginal way of life. |
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| Religious affiliation of most Metis. |
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| Main product which the Metis supplied to the NWC. |
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| Hunt organized by the Metis like a military expedition. |
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| Person who wanted to establish agricultural colonies in British North America as he was concerned about the plight of the poor Scot farmers |
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| Issued by Miles Macdonell in 1814 as he feared supplies were going to run out. |
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| In 1820 the NWC and the HBC were suffering financially and decided to: |
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| The basis of the economy of the Red River Settlement. |
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| Canadian land surveyors caused problems in the Red River Settlement because they did not recognize the settler's existing: |
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| A temporary government that preserves order until a permanent government can be created. |
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| John A. Macdonald's attitude toward the Metis. |
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| Canadian province that supported Riel's cause. |
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| Governor Robert Semple regarded the Metis as inferior because the Metis were of _____________ ancestry. |
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