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1885: Rebellion or Resistance?

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Title: 1885: Rebellion or Resistance?
Creator: Préfontaine, Darren
Subject: Resistance, Rebellion, 1869, 1870, 1885
Description: This document discusses why the Métis prefer to use the term "resistance" rather than "rebellion" when describing the events of 1869-70 at Red River and 1885 in the Saskatchewan Country. The Métis` spirit of resistance is the main theme in Métis history and the events in 1869-70 and 1885 should not be taken out of that context because they were part of a larger pattern of resistance that predated and continued after the two great Métis resistance movements.
Publisher: Gabriel Dumont Institute
Date: 1810s-1885
Type: Text Document
Date of Copyright: September 16, 2009
Coverage: Western Canada
GDI Media Filename: Rebellion or resistance_GDI.pdf

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