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He was the last native American Indian to surrender to the Us army
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Where did sitting bull surrender at?
he surrender at fort rice in North Dakota i think so!!!
What was the reaction of the US Government to Sitting Bull?
they sent more soldiers
How old was Sitting Bull at his first war party?
He was ten.
Was running bull forced to travel the Trail of Tears?
First he was NOT Running Bull, but Sitting Bull and he wasn't on the Trail of Tears.
Was sitting bull an african-American?
No. Sitting Bull was a native American.
What was the year that Sitting Bull surrender?
1881
Where did sitting bull surrender at?
he surrender at fort rice in North Dakota i think so!!!
Why did sitting bull refuse to surrender?
because he didn't want to risk the safety of his tribe
Who is the Sioux leader who fled to Canada?
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.
What was the reaction of the US Government to Sitting Bull?
they sent more soldiers
How old was Sitting Bull at his first war party?
He was ten.
Where did the union surrender in the first Battle of Bull Run?
The Union army didn't surrender. It retreated back to nearby Washington.
Was running bull forced to travel the Trail of Tears?
First he was NOT Running Bull, but Sitting Bull and he wasn't on the Trail of Tears.
What was sitting famous for?
Sitting Bull was a Lakota Sioux chief who resisted the settling of the native land in the mid-west by the United States. He was among the last to surrender and he was killed by the Indian Agency police.
Was sitting bull an african-American?
No. Sitting Bull was a native American.
When did Sitting Bull go on his first raid?
When he was 14 against the Crow
Who led the Sioux in war after the federal government allowed miners in Sioux reservation?
The Sioux nation had many battles and confrontations with the United States government. After mining was allowed on Sioux land, Sitting Bull led the people to war in protest.
