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 Section 2 - A powerful leader, Sitting Bull fought to protect his land and his people from harsh nature and more importantly, white people.

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 Section 2 - A powerful leader, Sitting Bull fought to protect his land and his people from harsh nature and more importantly, white people.

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•Stood against white men because white men stood against him

Sitting Bull should be honored because he was so determined to protect his people that his life ended while he was being arrested by Indian Police. His people were trying to protect him, which shows their respect for him and that they thought of him as capable and able to protect them from harm.

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On 12, 15, 1890, Sitting Bull's life ended while his warriors attempted to protect him from Indian Police.

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"Let us put our minds together and see what life we can make for our children." Sitting Bull wanted peace and for people to unite for the future of the country.

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The Ghost Dance was a spiritual dance movement from the Western American Indians. Beginning in 1869 with visions of an elder among the Paiute. The visions were of the renewal of the earth promised by the Native American's ancestors. The dance was banned by the BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs) due to the government believing the dance to be part of a rebellion.

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Section 1 - Sitting Bull went through many hardships of being forced away from his home and his people fleeing westward expansion.

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Section 1 - Sitting Bull went through many hardships of being forced away from his home and his people fleeing westward expansion.

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•Native American leader of the Lakota Sioux
•The first man to be the leader of the whole Lakota Sioux Nation
•His involvement in the Ghost Dance led to his death
•He was born in 1831 and died in 1890