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The missionaries took the Blackfoot people's stone that they use to communicate with the creator. The Blackfoot thought that when he stone was removed bad things like war and famine were going to happen.
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Louis Riel lead the Metis in a resistance againts the goverment,and in 1870 Manitoba was formed.
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push- things that push people out of the place they are living.
1900s
few jobs in cities, cramped, slums
limited prospects in their homeland
religious or ethnical prosecution
pull- things that attract people to a specific place to live permanantly
1900s
jobs make money for family
freedom to practice religion without prosecution
free land 160 acres of farmland available
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John. A. MacDonald began building the first rail road through canada. It was completed in 1885.
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Louis Riel lead the Metis againt the govement
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Louis Riel was hung for treason.
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Women got to vote in Manitoba and Saskatchwan.
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Women got to vote in British Columbia, Ontario, and Canada. (Some women only)
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Women got to vote in Nova Scotia, and Canada*. (All women)
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Women got to vote in New Brunswick.
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Women got to vote in the Dominion of Newfoundland.
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Women got to vote in Qubec.
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Aborignal women got to vote.