Posted by Emma on Monday, May 9, 2011 at 9:46pm.
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Sra
Umm Im just collecting some bits and pieces of information on why the battle of Seven Oaks occured. Could you help?
You're right, Emma.
But since Macdonnel was the governor of the Red River Colony, how could the Metis not have listened to him?
Why did Selkirk claim Rupert's land? Just to help support his fellow settlers?
The Metis were proud of their heritage and wanted to continue making a living as hunters and trappers. They didn't consider MacDonnell their leader. He sided with the new Canadian government. The new Scotch settlers were more important to them than the Metis.
Selkirk wanted desperately to find a good place for the Scottish people to settle.
This fight went on all over the Americas. The natives had lived on this land for hundreds of years. And yet people from Europe took over their land and usually didn't even consider the native peoples.
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