He took the full responsibility for the rebellion and his last words dying on his lips were still trying to protect his people.
Although some of his acts may seem unreasonable and rebellious, his goal was always to protect and fight for his
Norbert Rillieux was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on March 17, 1806. His mother, Constance Vivant was a freed slave from New Orleans, and his father, Vincent Rillieux, was a inventor and engineer. Vincent invented the steam-operated cotton baling press. Norbert's academic talents were seen at an early age by his father, and was sent to Paris to be educated.…
Louis Riel definitely played a huge role in making Canada into what it is today. He led two major rebellions, The Red River Rebellion and The Northwest Rebellion, both of which he was fighting for Metis rights. Louis Riel was considered a hero. Firstly, a hero is someone who never abandons their people. Even in exile, Riel answered the Metis call of help and returned to Canada to lead his people. This showed that Riel wasn’t cowardly and still had the inner-Metis within him. He suffered a huge loss once before, yet he still helped the Metis. An average man would have given up. Additionally, a hero is someone who seeks peace. Before the Rebellion, Riel sought many peaceful approaches with the government.…
He did this by forming a government they had elected louis as leader. This government then sent out petitions after pattions. But the government would not listen to them. This had forced the meti to take up arms and fight for their recognition.they took up arms with First Nations a white settlers. When canada found out about this rebellion they sent around 600 troops against the meti.…
Everyone has different opinions but mine would be that he is a hero. There are many valid reasons why he could not be considered a hero but these reasons in my opinion do not dismiss any of his heroism I have come across.…
Manitoba is part of Canada today because of one man's efforts ... and for that reason, Riel should not have been hung. In the late 1860s, many problems arose from the Red River settlement. The Canadian government ignored the Métis in their requests and petitions for education and proper medication in Manitoba. In response, the Métis captured Fort Garry, creating a huge uproar in English speaking Canada. The people of Red River meant to be heard. Under the superb negotiating skills and determination of Riel, the government of Canada and the Red River Settlement came to an agreement on July 15, 1870. Even today, Louis Riel is known as the 'Father of Manitoba' for his unwavering efforts to make his people heard.…
He cleverly used Spanish / French rivalries on the island to his own ends, and was able to unite the maroons with the slave, mixed-race and some free black population of the island against the French. Cunningly he used the British - in nearby Jamaica against the French, although this did not stop a Royal Naval blockade of all the…
He showed how he cared about all different peoples, and established boundaries and rules, so that people were inspected before allowed to enter into our country.…
and definitely his great loyalty. A hero is defined as a person who is admired or…
The Red River Rebellion contributed to the establishment of Manitoba, but did not enhance the Metis rights as much. -how did the Red River Rebellion make all of this happen? -what were the various things that the Metis wanted but did not…
This great man proved that with self-sacrifice and without violence one could get justice for the people. He was an…
Firstly, he had unintentionally caused the storming of the Bastilles, which in turn acted as a spring board for the revolution to turn violent and further develop. His poor leadership and indecisiveness caused him to listen to bad advice, spurring his decision to sending troops to Paris. By sending…
Social norms are considered the acceptable behaviour exhibited by a society, different cultures have different social norms. Some norms can be more about religion, formal encounters vs. meeting friends or family or just a dress code for an organization, they’re shaped by cultural beliefs, your ethnic background, and other factors. Some social norms are universal, does not matter what country. An example would be, holding the door for someone, as that is always appreciated by everyone. Some other examples of social norms that are more cultural or country bound is driving on the right side of the road on a two lane highway, for areas like North America.…
had to get rid of France as fast as he could because in fact Britain…
guiding the first colonists to a land blessed and chosen by God. He had only little idea that the…
Helped get an amnesty from Gladstone for some Fenians. Many were concerned about ill treatment (O Donovan Rossa). So he was popular…