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Louis Riel came out of exile in 1884 to lead the Métis in their struggle for rights and recognition in Canada. He was motivated by the growing injustices faced by the Métis and the encroachment of settlers on their land. Riel sought to negotiate better terms for his people, hoping to address issues such as land rights and governance, ultimately leading to the North-West Rebellion. His return was driven by a desire to advocate for his community and restore their autonomy.

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