Social Studies (CH 9) Flashcards

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Where is Red River located?

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A settlement in Manitoba

Red River is a historical region significant to the Metis people.

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What is the definition of Resistance?

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Act of opposition

Resistance often refers to efforts to counteract or oppose authority or control.

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What is a Red River Cart?

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Travels in convoys along well established trails through the prairies

These carts were crucial for transportation in the Red River region.

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What does a Surveyor do?

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A person whose job is to divide and mark land into separate pieces of land

Surveyors are essential for land management and development.

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What is a Provisional Government?

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A temporary government formed when no other authority can establish legitimate control

Provisional governments often arise in times of political crisis.

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What does it mean to Coerce?

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To force

Coercion can involve threats or pressure to achieve compliance.

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What is a Compromise?

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A course of action that balances the conflicting priorities of many groups or stakeholders

Compromise is often necessary in negotiations to reach an agreement.

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Who is a Land Speculator?

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A person who buys up land with the intention of selling it to make a profit

Land speculation can significantly impact real estate markets.

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What does Demographic Change refer to?

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Change in the characteristics of a population

This can include shifts in age, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status.

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What is a Metis Sash?

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Vibrant hand woven belt with symbolic meaning

The Metis Sash is an important cultural symbol for the Metis people.

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What does the term Metis signify?

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French and Indigenous heritage

The Metis people have a unique cultural identity blending French and Indigenous traditions.

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Who was Louis David Riel?

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A leader of the Metis people

Riel played a crucial role in advocating for Metis rights and land.

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What belief did Riel hold about his leadership?

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He believed God chose him to be the greatest leader of the Metis

Riel’s conviction influenced his actions and leadership style.

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What was Riel’s stance on surveying the Red River Settlement?

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He made it so no one could survey RRS

This was part of his efforts to protect Metis land rights.

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Who was Big Bear?

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An associate of Louis David Riel

Big Bear was a significant Indigenous leader during the same period.

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What was John A. Macdonald’s date of birth?

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Jan. 10 or 11, 1815, in Glasgow, Scotland

Macdonald was a key figure in Canadian history, serving as the first Prime Minister.

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What languages did John A. Macdonald speak?

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English, French, Latin, Gaelic

His linguistic background reflects his Scottish heritage.

18
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What are the project objectives?

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Define the project objectives

Objectives should be concise, relevant, and measurable for effective project management.