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Published on the website July 4, 2021 by John_Dorney showing Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse

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"Let us put our minds together and see what life we can make for our children" - Sitting Bull

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Section 2: The reason Sitting Bull should be honored in museums is because he was a influential native american leader who defended their land. 

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Section 2: The reason Sitting Bull should be honored in museums is because he was a influential native american leader who defended their land. 

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- Fought against the breaking of the Fort Laramie Treaty
- Fought and defeated Colonel Custer's 7th Cavalry
- Showed bravery against the settlers when they tried to take his land.
- Resisted removal from the U.S government when they tried to remove him and his people from his land.
- Was respected for his determination against removal from the native lands

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Section 1: Sitting bull was a native american leader who fought against the U.S government stealing their land.

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Section 1: Sitting bull was a native american leader who fought against the U.S government stealing their land.

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-Was a main force in resisting native americans selling their land
-Led his troops in the battle of Little Bighorn.
- Won battles against the U.S army when they tried to take his land
-His named was changed from Jumping badger to Sitting Bull after showing bravery after the raid on crow camp
-Influenced the decision of a lot of native americans
- Was killed by someone on the native american police before the Wounded Knee massacre

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Newspaper published on December 19, 1890 showing a picture of Sitting Bull before his death