The provisional government in Batoche decided to have a different approach than the provisional government at Red River when dealing with the Canadian government regarding the rights of Metis people. They chose armed conflict. Different groups responded to the change in tactics. Some agreed with the change, some disagreed, and some remained neutral by not agreeing or disagreeing. Match the group with their response.
Some Indigenous leaders like Poundmaker and Big Bear.
French-speaking Metis.
1. Agreed
2. Disagreed
Local Catholic priests.
3. Remained Neutral
English-speaking Metis.