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"If we must die, we die defending our rights."
-Sitting Bull

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This is Sitting Bull’s home at standing rock reservation where he lived for 2 year.

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This newspaper was about them claiming that Sitting Bull was not at the battle of little bighorn. It was published and made in WaKeeney, Kan., November 30, 1889

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This is newspaper was about Sitting Bull going to canada and it was made on December 10, 1905.

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Section 2:Sitting Bull deserves to be honored because he led his tribe through westward expansion.

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Section 2:Sitting Bull deserves to be honored because he led his tribe through westward expansion.

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He was a leader in the battle of little bighorn

He tried to defend their land by, get rid of all the whites and bring back all their traditions with the ghost dance.

He should be honored because he wanted to protect his people from the U.S army.

He should be honored because he tried to save his people from getting forced onto a reservation by getting them to flee to canada.

He is so respected because he didn’t back down.

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Section 1:Sitting bull was a smart and brave native american leader, who fought for his people, land and way of life. 

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Section 1:Sitting bull was a smart and brave native american leader, who fought for his people, land and way of life. 

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A challenge he faced was homesteaders taking his tribe’s land.

He was forced onto Standing rock reservation by the united states government.

Something he faced in the west was people discriminating aginst him you can see that in his speech “keeping treaties”.

Something that influenced his actions to protect his tribes land was that his ancestors have lived there for thousands of years.

One aspect of living in the great plains that influenced his actions to protect his tribes land was the U.S. army was taking their hunting grounds.

He was enraged that the United states government for breaking the treaty of 1868.

He didn’t want to give up any of their land