Yes Sitting Bull - Tatanka- Iyotankad
did he travelled to England and throughout europe with Buffalo Bill';s
wild west show . He also travelled up into Canada for awhile after the
Little Big Horn.
they were dumb
they sent more soldiers
sitting bull
He was the last native American Indian to surrender to the Us army
sitting bull had 3 kids Actually, It is unknown for sure how many wives, and children he had. Stories of him tell that he had 6 wives and 13 kids. So really, sioux nation of today, most of us could be related to him.
they were dumb
they sent more soldiers
sitting bull
He was the last native American Indian to surrender to the Us army
siting bull was chief of his tribe who was a warrior and was good at hiding and overthrowing the US Military. still bull refrused to go by whiteman law. sitting bll had respect from the usa army. sitting bull led his people to safe spots and also escaped to Canada to protect his tribe. sitting bull surrendered into to allow is tribe a better future for all generations. sitting bull was never scared and thus chewed his own shin to relrease himself from the chains on hi s rist, so he could escapte. there was no way sitting bull would be left do die in prison.
You need a passport if you are going to travel outside of the country.
Sitting Bull
The US Army was ordered to return Chief Sitting Bull to the reservation. Sitting Bull told the Army, they know where to find him. The Army found him...at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
siting bull was chief of his tribe who was a warrior and was good at hiding and overthrowing the us military. still bull refrused to go by whiteman law. sitting bll had respect from the usa army. sitting bull led his people to safe spots and also escaped to canada to protect his tribe. sitting bull surrendered into to allow is tribe a better future for all generations. sitting bull was never scared and thus chewed his own shin to relrease himself from the chains on hi s rist, so he could escapte. there was no way sitting bull would be left do die in prison.
Sitting Bull, a Hunkpapa Lakota holy man and tribal chief, led his band into Sasketchewan, Canada in May of 1877. Sitting Bull refused to surrender to the US Government and remained in Canada for four years. Due to difficulty in finding food in Canada, Sitting Bull and his band returned to the United States in July of 1881.
Sitting Bull was the main chief, along with Crazy Horse, Chief Gall, and Bearded Man (aka Lame White Man, a Cheyenne chief).
I think General Custer and Sitting Bull. Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse are the best known Native American leaders. George Armstrong Custer led the US 7th Cavalry.