Module Three Flashcards

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Q

How do you describe little m Metis people?

A

Often seen as mixed people. Anybody with mixed descent. It takes meaning away from the actual Big M Metis people. It is based on biology not culture

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2
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When and where was the Red River Resistance?

A

1869-1870 in Winnipeg Manitoba

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3
Q

When and where was the north west resistance?

A

1885 in batoche

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4
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What is a scrip?

A

voucher for land or money (happened after 1885)

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5
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What did the Buffalo hunt provide?

A

A provisional government that was later used elsewhere

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6
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what is the Metis nation?

A

Metis national council

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7
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What does half breed mean?

A

Anybody who was part Indian, but was not Indian under the Indian act. It is now a unacceptable term

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8
Q

What are the qualities that define Metis?

A
Mixedness
Self identification 
Common culture
Shared history & political community
Historical self ascription as Metis
Accepted by Metis community
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9
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Where is the Metis homeland?

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Extends from the Great Lakes through to Northen British Columbia and into the Arctic

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10
Q

What was very important on the prairies ?

A

Alliances with other people

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11
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How were Metis people originally define?

A

By culture and the Buffalo hunt

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12
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When was the structure of the Buffalo hunt standardized?

A

1830s

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13
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What was the reign of terror?

A

Canada arranged military to visit Manitoba and create negotiations but ended up kicking the Metis out.

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14
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What was the half breed scrip?

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Metis people would be given 160 acres or dollars from the province for giving up their Indian status

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15
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How do you describe Big M Metis people?

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People who have a common culture and history, coming from the same place. It is based on culture not biology

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16
Q

When was Louis Riel brought into negotiations, and for what?

A

He was brought in 1885 during the Saskatchewan resistance to earn land set aside specifically for Metis people

17
Q

When was the union national Metis Saint Joseph founded ?

A

In Winnipeg in 1887

18
Q

What was the Metis betterment act of 1938?

A

It was basically a reserve for Metis, but rather then being governed by the Indian act, it is governed by the Metis settlement act. This is only in Alberta

19
Q

What were somethings created by the Metis Nation to help the Metis people and ensure they were given the best possible place?

A

Housing
Employment services
Training services
Education

20
Q

When was Louis Riel brought into negotiations, and for what?

A

He was brought in 1885 during the Saskatchewan resistance to earn land set aside specifically for Metis people

21
Q

When was the union national Metis Saint Joseph founded ?

A

In Winnipeg in 1887

22
Q

What was the Metis betterment act of 1938?

A

It was basically a reserve for Metis, but rather then being governed by the Indian act, it is governed by the Metis settlement act. Thais is only in Alberta

23
Q

What were somethings created by the Metis Nation to help the Metis people and ensure they were given the best possible place?

A

Housing
Employment services
Training services
Education

24
Q

What is sovereignty?

A

The rights to self-government, territorial integrity, and cultural autonomy

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What does racialized mean?
How the dominant Colonizer ascribes racial characteristics to a group in order to dominate individuals
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What is section 25?
Protects the 1763 rights and land claim settlements
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What is section 35?
Recognizes existing aboriginal And treaty rights
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What is section 37?
First ministers conference on aboriginal peoples with premiers and aboriginal representatives
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What is a reserve
Means a tract of land, the legal title to which is vested in the crown
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What is enthnocentrism?
Viewing through your own worldview