The first of them started due to tensions brought on by the arrival of a new band under Miles Macdonnell.
The first of them started due to tensions brought on by the arrival of a new band under Miles Macdonnell. Its violence culminated in a massacre at Seven Oaks. Subsequent court charges forced its leader, Thomas Douglas, to capitulate. The second ended without bloodshed due to the maneuvering of the government envoy, Donald Smith, whose show of troops at Fort Garry forced the surrender of the primarily metis [meh-TEE] and Indian force facing them. FTP, name these two rebellions, the latter of which ended in 1870 in Manitoba and which was led by Louis Riel.
The first of them started due to tensions brought on by the arrival of a new band under Miles Macdonnell.
{Red River} Rebellions