A concise, well-sourced essay of 1,250 words must be completed and delivered to me within 24 hours. The paper will examine Louis Riel’s often-contested relationship with the Canadian government, then argue whether his resistance was justified, backing the position with clear reasoning. Emphasis should stay on Riel’s own motivations and justifications, focusing in particular on the political and social factors that shaped his actions. While broader historical context is welcome for framing, the core discussion needs to show how those influences informed his decision to stand against Ottawa, and why that stance can be defended—or challenged—through a balanced, evidence-based argument. Deliverables • 1,250 words (±50) in a clean Word or Google Docs file • Minimum of six academic or primary sources, correctly cited in Chicago or APA style • Logical structure: introduction with thesis, well-developed body sections, and a strong conclusion that revisits the justification question • Turnitin-safe originality Acceptance criteria The essay meets length and citation requirements, presents a clear argument centred on political/social influences, and reaches my inbox within the 24-hour window. If you can commit to the tight deadline and provide polished, proofread work, send a brief note confirming the timeline and any clarifying questions so I can assign the task immediately.