 Several political crises between different provincial governments and different bands of the First Nations also occurred in the late 20th century, notably the Oka Crisis, Ipperwash Crisis, Burnt Church Crisis, and the Gustafsen Lake standoff.In 2001, the Quebec government, the federal government, and the Cree Nation signed "La Paix des Braves" ("The Peace of the Braves", a reference to the 1701 peace treaty between the French and the Iroquois League).The agreement allowed Hydro-Québec to exploit the province's hydroelectric resources in exchange for an allocation of $3.5 billion to be given to the government of the Cree Nation.