Métis History 1915-1928: Challenges and Changes Quiz
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What was the primary reason for the hopelessness experienced by the Métis and non-status individuals during 1915-1928?

  • Lack of educational privileges due to nomadic lifestyle and non-tax-based land use (correct)
  • The dying Métis industry on the rivers
  • Influx of white settlers and immigrants taking away job opportunities
  • Depletion of stocks in the commercial fisheries

    • What further exacerbated the challenges faced by Métis trappers during 1915-1928?

  • Influx of white settlers and immigrants taking away job opportunities
  • Depletion of stocks in commercial fisheries
  • The dying Métis industry on the rivers
  • Licensing for traplines and taxes on furs (correct)

    • What historical aspects were forgotten by the new immigrants who were arriving in large numbers during 1915-1928?

  • The history of Red River and Batoche (correct)
  • The dying Métis industry on the rivers
  • The illiteracy and landlessness of the Métis and non-status individuals
  • The proud history of the Métis settlements of Alberta

    • What significant event took place in Fishing Lake, Alberta, in 1928 that marked a turning point for the Métis settlements?

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