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Why was sitting bull important to the native Americans
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Why was sitting bull important to the native Americans

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What that person said I was gonna say to^^
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Because the Hunkpapa lived and hunted north of the early routes of western travel, Sitting Bull had little contact with whites until the Santee Sioux uprising in Minnesota in 1862.
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