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why did the metis want Louis riel to come back and help them even though he had left ? The Canadian government promised the metis many things. The metis living around the read river settlement were very dispointed as they were not getting what they had been promised. People went to talk to people of the Canadian government and were not able to work anything out. At this point they decided they were in a struggle and they needed help. The metis felt as if the Canadian government didn't think of them

In my opinion, I do believe it would have been better if Louis Riel and/or Gabriel Dumont were present at the battle of Fish Creek. The reason is because when there is a leader, there is a plan which can be created and when there is a plan, there is structure and order. The Canadians knew a key concept to war, which is discipline. As stated on page 91, “‘Tom, good drill doesn’t replace discipline, and discipline wins battle. Standing to attention on a parade square is one thing. Standing fast while

of the blackhatted and clothed gentlemen in the fight is Louis Riel. 6:05 Who are the characters in this scene? What are they arguing about? The characters featured in this scene are Smith Donald and John A. MacDonald. They were arguing about the confederation of Canada. 8:08 What information do we find out about Riel in this scene? What’s the disagreement between Riel and Dumont about? In this scene, we find out that Louis Riel enjoys studying about law and eating.

However, Louis Riel was not what Benedict Arnold was. When the Canadian government was trying to abate Metis rights, Louis Riel voluntarily coped with anguish to protect them. He was a hero because of all the pain that he tolerated for a noble cause of preserving Metis rights that benefited the greater good of Canada. Louis Riel exemplified what a “hero” is. Louis Riel had many adversities and withstood many suffering to protect Metis rights. The first adversity that Louis Riel encountered was

Emmy M. Louis Riel Essay Louis Riel was born on October 22, 1844 in the Red River Settlement (what is now Manitoba). Many people are not sure if he left a good or bad legacy, but overall, Louis Riel left a good legacy. Louis Riel led two resistance movements against the Canadian government. He wanted to preserve Metis rights and culture as their homelands in the Northwest came progressively under the Canadian sphere of influence. Louis Riel was religious and he stayed true to his culture and people

Yesterday at 8:00 am on November 16th in Regina, Saskatchewan, Louis Riel the leader of the North-West Rebellion and the Metis was hung. This was as a result, of him been charged with high treason and sentenced to death by hanging. Louis Riel had been charged with high treason on July 6th and his case was opened on July 20th. His charge of high treason had come from leading the North-West Rebellion, a vicious rebellion against the Canadian Government for neglecting the people in the north-west,

Secondly, Louis Riel is the leader of the Metis people, Louis Riel intervened. Believing that the Métis' future lay with Canada, not with the United States, he assured the Lieutenant Governor that the Métis would not join the Fenians and he kept his word. For want of local support, the Fenian attack died before it had begun. Archibald was prepared to leave him in peace. However, this feeling was not shared by all and Archibald came to believe that peace would be restored more quickly if Riel left the country

much has not changed, authors need to capture the reader’s minds. I believe authors Jordan Goodman and Joseph Boyden accomplished this. They both opened my mind into a period of time that I found intriguing but also disheartening. In the novel, 'Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont', author Joseph Boyden brings us into the lives of two distinct men that each played a key role in the development and of Canada during the 1800’s. Although the Canadian government brought order and peace after it was established

character Riel is playing with the demons of that question throughout the story. He faces many questions, decisions, and facts that he must come to terms with, or explore himself through. We first meet our characters while they’re high on MDMA. They are 4 roommates, Kelly, Erika, Riel, and Frances. The Non-Babylonians is about the unattainable idea of freedom and equality and shows that by attacking social injustices based on differences. In The Non- Babylonians the main character, Riel, who is undergoing

alliteration, metaphors and distinct style in the poem “Our Prince”. In this very poem she focuses on the life of Louis Riel and the troubles he faced while fighting for the rights of the Métis population. Perhaps the most evident is her use of apostrophe, which means to address somebody that is not actually there. Throughout the poem, Dumont is constantly addressing Louis Riel with the word “you” so as to insinuate that she is talking to him directly which creates a more powerful as well as a more