Describe a contemporary instance of Metis dispossession in the Homeland of the Metis Nation, and discuss in relation to broader histories of dispossession experienced by the Metis.

This assignment has three parts:
1- Essay  3.5 pages(1000 words)
2 – short questions one page
3 – long questions 2.5 pages

Including the 5 Ws of Rooster Town, write an essay (introduction, body, conclusion) answering the following: Describe a contemporary instance of Metis dispossession in the Homeland of the Metis Nation, and discuss in relation to broader histories of dispossession experienced by the Metis.
Peters, Evelyn J. (Evelyn Joy), Stock, Matthew, Barkwell, Lawrie, and Werner, Adrian. Rooster Town: The History of an Urban Metis Community, 1901-1961Winnipeg, Manitoba: University of Manitoba Press, 2018.
Short Answer these Questions all in one page
1.    Identify three connections between the events of 1869-70 and 1885 and the conflict between the Canadian Nation-State and the Mtis Nation.
2.    Describe the circumstances that led to the dispossession and dispersal of Mtis populations.
3.    Explain the violence in the dispossession of Mtis peoples the resulting movement of the Mtis out of Manitoba and into the North West.
Long Answer these Questions half page each. total of 2.5 pages
1.    If First Nations and European peoples had been interacting and reproducing together in the various North American locations during the fur-trade, why is it that only in the Northwest/Northern Great Plains that a New Nation emerged
2.    Explain how this historical description of mixed blood is causing problems identifying the modern Mtis.
3.    Describe how the attempts to “rehabilitate” the Mtis in the Settlements paralleled the Indian Reserves attempts to assimilate First Nations.
4.    What were the four locations of Mtis engagement in the Northwest Rebellion, and what was most significant about the Battle of Batoche?
5.    Describe the process of dispossession through the manipulation of Sections 31 and 32 of the Act and the use of “Scrip.”
course materials:
    Saunders, K., & Dubois, J. (2019). Metis politics and governance in Canada. UBC Press. [textbook]
    Peters, Evelyn J. (Evelyn Joy), Stock, Matthew, Barkwell, Lawrie, and Werner, Adrian. Rooster Town: The History of an Urban Metis Community, 1901 1961. university of Manitoba press. 2018 (textbook)
    Shore, Frederick John. Threads in the Sash: the Story of the Metis People Winnipeg, Manitoba: Pemmican Publications Inc., 2017. (pp.81-103) [Textbook]