Sitting Bull Leads Sioux Through Hard Times and Change
A historical sketch portrays Sitting Bull guiding his people as they lose lands and face defeat, then adapt through farming and schooling. Buffalo Bill offers travel to broaden understanding between Indians and Americans, while Sitting Bull funds urban aid and helps establish a Sioux school on the reservation.
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Sitting Bull Seen as Last Indian Chief to Lay Down Gun
The article notes Sitting Bull as the last prominent Sioux leader to surrender his weapons and pursue a cautious path after conflict. It references his enduring symbolism among the Lakota and broader Native American history.
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Time Travelers Speak From Past to Present Kids
A set of Grade 3 to 6 reflections imagines what kids would tell people of the old American West. They discuss inventions like cars and pizza, schools with hot lunches, traveling faster with planes, and the importance of water sanitation, warning that changing past events could alter the future.
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