Скачать или смотреть 1812: Establishment of Fort Daer and the Red River Colony

In 1812, Scottish and Irish settlers led by Miles Macdonell took formal possession of the Red River Colony in present-day Manitoba, Canada, establishing Fort Daer near Pembina, North Dakota. This marked the first permanent European-American settlement in the Dakotas. Fort Daer served as a crucial trading post and agricultural center, facilitating trade with Indigenous peoples and fostering community growth. The establishment of Fort Daer was pivotal in expanding European presence in the Northern Plains and laid the foundation for future settlements in the region.

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