... that Riel would be considered a traitor would be, taking over forts, putting together his own provisional governments, approving the execution of Thomas Scott, leading rebellions and writing musings against the Canadian government. For example, Riel had commanded Metis to seize Fort Garry and it's military weapons. He also helped write the list of rights for the union of Manitoba, which was ... help him take up arms to fight the government, to rebel and go against the decisions. While doing so they have also injured and killed people, and captured members of parliament. In conclusion, w...

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... in Winnipeg on October 22, 1844. He was content and very religious, which is surprising based on his upcoming occurrences. He was a Métis; part Native American and part French Canadian. He lived in the Red River settlement where there was much to rebel against due to the governments totally undemocratic ways. The Métis and Native Americans that lived there ... much of a democrat he truly was. Examples include, "That the people have the right to elect their own legislature."" and, "That (the Territory) have a fair and full representation in the Canadian Parliament."" But the government...

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