Louis Riel: A Summary of Man :: Riel

Riel A Summary of Man   Author J. A. W.               The Canadian hero Louis Riel shows humanness that life is fraught with controversies and battle with establishment. Moreover, establishment is the very ruin of Mankind. Riels plump was in more ways parallel to the human life round of golf than whiz would guess. From the birth to the death of the notorious Riel, we can see how bittie control an individual really has over life.   Louis Riel started out life life story in the sticks far from civilization, caring parents, who taught him the basics of life, raised him. His early rest home was simple, un intricate, his family farmed and hunted on the side to make a living. Like the hunter/gatherer stack in prehistoric times, as these people lived in the main of the Wooly Mammoth1, so lived Riels people of the giant buffalo herds, both people depending with their very life on these beasts. Just as the sudden experimental extinction of the Wooly Mammoth complicated things for early mans hunting habits, politics complicated Riels outlook on life. Life got swiftly more complicated as Riel grew up. As the country came into the hands of civilized people, its people were hale into a lifestyle which was more complicated than the hunting and gathering lifestyle the Riels and other Metis families were used to. Establishment is the biggest complication in life, Riel fought this all his life, in the end it won. What advances did civilization make in this killing? It benefited them little other than the satisfaction of routing their enemy. Are people satisfied was that the end? That remains to be proven people are still fighting to gain mercy for Riel.   Life did not stay simple for people, problems started. As people effected customs and started to stray from the hunter-gatherer society things got more complicated. Slave labor was one of the prominent drawbacks of people establishing new cultures. Peo ple needed slaves to build the immense monuments that they used to show their power and their allegiance to their Gods. The huge prehistoric infernal region calendar called Stonehenge2 may be the first example of slave graze ever built. Canadians built up the West using methods that were essentially the same(p) they actualized it at the cost of the Metis and Natives lives and their livelihood. Riels people, because they learned to depend the staples they could get in deal out for hides and pemmican, were slaves of buffalo hunt and fur trade, thus slaves of the whites.