Sitting Bull

1831- he was born, south Dakota river

1845- first battle

1890- he died

Yes, he married Pretty Door, who was also known as Light Hair, though he also had two more wives, one called four robes.

Water sitting out can become contaminated with dust, bacteria, and other particles over time, especially if it is exposed to air and light. If left uncovered, it may also absorb odors from the environment and lose its freshness. Additionally, if the water is left out for an extended period, it can become less appealing to drink. It's generally best to store water in a clean, covered container for optimal quality.

that is a song, not a saying of relative

Curling up with a book.

No, not at all.

more like boned

Members of Sitting Bull's own tribe, the Hunkpapa Lakota, killed him primarily due to internal conflicts and fears regarding his influence and the potential for further conflict with the U.S. government. His support for the Ghost Dance movement and the associated tensions led some tribal leaders to view him as a threat to their safety and the tribe's stability. The assassination in December 1890 was also influenced by the broader context of resistance against U.S. policies and the pressures facing Native American communities at that time.

"Sitting pretty" is an idiomatic expression that means being in a comfortable, advantageous, or secure position. It often refers to someone who is enjoying a favorable situation or has a sense of ease and contentment. The phrase can apply to various contexts, such as financial stability or personal relationships.

The "sitting" of a pit toilet is not important. "Sitting" on it is what you do after it is constructed.

However the "siting" of the pit is important because it must be located such that the effluent it generates does not seep into the well water being used and such that the smells it may produce are remote from the habitation it serves.

"To grab the bull by the horns" means that you should tackle a problem or face a danger directly disregarding personal hazard or concern. As an example if you think you might have cancer don't put off doing anything, spend time researching it on the Internet or ask friends what they think. You should go to a doctor and get it checked out. If surgery or chemo is required - do it. Don't waste time with prayers or bogus cures.The expression may have originated in the American west where cowboys would have to wrestle cattle to the ground to brand them. Grabbing them anywhere but by the horns would lead to a lot more work and less success. Greenhorns were advised to grab the bulls by the horns to resolve the issue quickly.

Alternately the expression may go back to Minoan time where the sport of bull-leaping saw acrobats grabbing the bull by the horns so that ht animals instinctive head toss would lift them high into the air.

no one

yes he belonged to the Yakhail branch of Nasar tribe, a well known Pashtoon tribe.

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The answer is 17. If you draw a circle and put student 8 at the "3 o'clock" position and student 16 opposite at the "9 o'clock" position this will set up your circle. That means there are 7 children (9-15) that are evenly distributed in the bottom half of the circle. This will put student 12 at the "6 o'clock" position. Making sure to account for students 1-7 you'll have to put them in next. This will put student 3 at the "12 o'clock" position. This leaves three slots left in the top left "piece of pie". Students 1 & 2 go there along with student 17. 17 students will be evenly distributed around the circle with student 8 & 16 opposite each other.

Sitting Bull is a proper noun, it is the name of a person. A person's name is always a proper noun and is always capitalized.

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The name given to him at birth was Slon-he which means 'slow' in Lakota.

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No. Sitting Bull was a native American.