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Melissa
Joined: 02 Feb 2007 Posts: 7 Location: CDA, ID
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 8:13 pm Post subject: IB HotA Notes |
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For those gone on Friday. Sorry, but it wouldn't tab or space over so I improvised.
(Molly, if you see this, can you help me with the tab thing if you know how, PLEASE!!!!!)
Canadian Westward Expansion
Rupert's Land
Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) land (British Corporation outside control of Britsih Parliament)
---Acquired by Dominion of Canada after 1867
------HBC sell to US
---------US paid $7.2 million for smaller Ak in '67
------------$40 million (cost of Rupert's land)
---------British Parliament had a problem with
------British Gov't pressure
----------HBC sells Puert's land - $1.5 million in 1869 to Canada
----------Rebate of 1/20th of fertile land to HBC
----------RR grants + 1930 given to 3 western provinces
----------Cartier and Macdonald accomplishment
Louis Riel's Red River/Metris Rebellion
Métis - RC descedents of NAs + French trappers
---Independent, distinct Canadian culture
---Horsemen/buffalo hunters - light cavalry
Louis Riel - 1/8th Indian, 7/8th French Canadian RC
---Charismatic, ambitious, Montreal - educated visionary
Canadian gov't survey crew to Red & Assiniboine Rs - area for future ON colonization
---Riel + Métis band - defend territory - no survey, no provincial governor - use of force
1869 Riel takes HBC headquarters at Upper Fort Garry
---Issues "Declaration of the People"
---Estabishes provincial gov't
---Hold hostages to force MacDonald gov't to agree to terms
Métis court martial Thomas Scott
---Scott- ultra-Protestant Orange Order of Ontario
---No chance to speak in his defense
---Executed
Riel fled to US as Canadian military occupied MB in 1870
---1875 Canada granted money amnesty to Riel, who became US citizen
Manitoba Act 1870 - Métis province 140 X 100 mi (small)
---Macdonald gov't angry at negotiating under duress
---Bilingual, federal representation, provincial assembly
1869-70 Red River Rebellion Implications
British Protestant Ontario v. French Catholic Québec
Increased anti-Métis sentiment in Ontario
Macdonald gov't embassed
Creation of Mounties - North West Mounted Police (Royal Canadian Mounted Police - RCMP)
---Permanent military presence West
---Both police and soldiers + Judicial powers (Trial)
Canadian Settlement and NW Rebellion of 1885
Rapid Settlement of Ontario (huge flood of immigration)
---1885 7% mixed blood, 5/6ths Ontario-born
---Treaties pushed Indians west to Saskatchewan (SK)
------Onto worst agricultural land
1876 Indian Act
---Full citizenship for NAs - give up treaty rights + learn Eng. or French
---Few NAs left reservations - wants of C gov't
Saskatchewan discontent
---Scarce buffalo
---Harsh winter 1883-4
---Charged Canadian- Pacific RR route
Riel recruited from MT school (goes back to SK)
---Comes back as "Prophet of the New World" - led armed Métis + Cree
------Armed blackmail in SK like MS in 1870
CP RR - Canadian troops to SK 11 days
Riel's troops 200, could not unify other tribes
---Numerous skirmishes - 9 killed (2 RC priests)
---Riel + 8 arrested and executed
French-Canadian nationalism increased
---French marginalized
British Columbia (BC + Vancouver Island)
1858 Gold Rush
---Pop. 10,000 (2500 NA tribes)
1866 decling Ag (gold) -> increasing debt
---Forced inification of BC + VI by British gov't
---Sentiment to join US-Mail to SF. RR
1870 - George-Etionne Cartier PM (Macdonald gallstones)
---Suggests RR rather than wagon road
---1877 6th province - RR completed 1885
------Assumed pervential debt
Prince Edward Island
---1873 for RR + assumption of colonial debts
---US attempt to get PE to join US
Canadian v. US expansion
Which we did in class on Tuesday and I won't type unless begged. _________________ Off of MyMSN:
"It is not the goal but the way there that matters, and the harder the way the more worthwhile the journey." ~ Wilfred Thesiger
"I know of no higher fortitude than stubbornness in the face of overwhelming odds." ~ Louis Nizer |
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molly

Joined: 01 Feb 2007 Posts: 45 Location: In front of a good book
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 8:32 pm Post subject: |
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Wow, you must have been bored, Melissa.
As for the indent-age, I think it's actually fairly easy to read with the dashes. There's a code to put in to make it skip over, but I don't know what it is. Hm. |
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katelynn

Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 11 Location: Currently, exhausted bliss
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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| I love you Melissa! Thank you! |
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Melissa
Joined: 02 Feb 2007 Posts: 7 Location: CDA, ID
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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 4:58 pm Post subject: Welcome |
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Your welcome.
Molly -
I was bored, but the notes served a bigger purpose. By typing the notes no one had to decipher my "chicken scratch" handwritng or anyone else's.
I'll have to look up that code somewhere....
Kate-
You make me uncomfortable. _________________ Off of MyMSN:
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"I know of no higher fortitude than stubbornness in the face of overwhelming odds." ~ Louis Nizer |
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