Pembina Band of Chippewa Indians: Difference between revisions

'''19th century:'''<br>More contact with the whites increased. By the mid part of the 19th century, the Pembina Chippewa's were at war with the whites. The wars caused heavy Pembina Chippewa casualties. The whites had the revolver, repeating rifle, and machine gun (gatlin gun) by the 1860s. In the late 1860s, the whites who had long been subjugated by the Pembina Chippewa's in the south of Manitoba, rose up and declared their independence. By the mid 1880s the fighting had ended. Reservations were established. Many were also established in northwestern Ontario.  

Fort Berthold Reservation.  

Lake Traverse Reservation.  

Pine Ridge-Rosebud Reservation.  

Berens River Reserve.  

Cross Lake Reserve.  

Dakota Plains Reserve.  

Dauphin River Reserve.  

Ebb and Flow Reserve.  

Fishing Lake Reserve.

Gamblers Reserve.  

Island Lakes Reserves (Garden Hill, Red Sucker Lake, St. Theresa Point, and Wasagamack).  

Keeseekoowenin Reserve.  

Key Reserve.  

Kinonjeoshtegon (aka Jackhead) Reserve.  

Little Saskatchewan Reserve.  

Norway House Reserve.  

Ocean Man Reserve.  

Oxford House Reserve.

Pauingassi Reserve.  

Peguis Reserve.  

Pheasant Rump Reserve.  

Pine Creek Reserve.  

Poplar River Reserve.  

Rolling River Reserve.  

Sandy Bay Reserve.  

Sioux Valley Reserve.  

Waywayseecappo Reserve.  

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