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Pierre-Esprit and Medard Des Groseilliers convinced Charles II of England that they could help England become more competitive in the fur trade.
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Merchants founded the NWC, his partnership which was centered in Montreal, put inland trading post under the control of one company.
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large amounts of Metis moved in the river valley, which is now southern Manitoba. They developed a unique combination of European and First Nation traditions.
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It was founded because he was worried about the poor tenant farmers.
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The pemmican proclamation banned the sale and export of pemmican from the red river valley for an entire year. It was meant to protect colonists from starving.
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it is known to be a defining moment in Metis history, It was a 15 minute gun fight where Semple and 20 of his men and 1 Metis died.
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The British government forved HBC and NWC to merge together because they feared loss of control of the Northwest if both companies failed.
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They then renamed the region the North West Territories.
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Thomas Scott was executed for treason on March 4th.
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legislation the province of Manitoba was passed by the House of Commons,
