Sitting Bull. By : Asher Clarke. WHO Sitting Bull Born 1931 Died 1990.

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Sitting Bull. By : Asher Clarke

WHO Sitting Bull Born 1931 Died 1990

WHAT He was a famous medicine man They were fighting over freedom He was fighting for the Hunkpapa tribe The Indians had a couple 100 people butt the Americans had a couple 1000 but the Indians still won.

WHEN Born 1931 Died 1990 In Grand River South Dakota South Dakota

WHERE South Dakota Siox tribe He was fighting for little big horn tribe they… Won their battle butt a couple years later he died proud of his tribe.

WHY He was a famous medicine man. A medicine man is a person who helps people get better if their hurt or sick and has an injury But did not want to help he went to fight.

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