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    Black Elk Speaks: Analysis

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    Black Elk Speaks Black Elk Speaks is an autobiography of a Sioux Indian that shared his story to author John Neihardt. As you read through this novel it becomes clear that Black Elk gave Neihardt the gift of his life’s narrative‚ including the visions he had and some of the Sioux rituals he had performed. Black Elk tells a story about his family‚ his tribe‚ his people‚ and the circle of life. But most of all Black Elk speaks about his life and his spiritual journey. This is a story of a Lakota

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    for the Sioux. He led as chief from 1868 to 1909. He was born in 1822 And died on December 10th‚ 1909. Red Cloud fought bravely‚ but was unsuccessfully to save his people and their land. He led Native American warfare against the establishment of the Bozeman Trail. His leadership brought many wins in his conflict against the US government and the army. He was marked as one of the most important leaders of the 19th century. While Red Cloud was young his tribe was always fighting neighboring

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    Essay On Ghost Dance

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    It was a great time of despair for the Native American people whose life’s were drastically changed by the expansion of the United States westward forced relocations onto reservations disrupted their cultural lifestyle for hundreds of years. The “Ghost Dance” was created to give the native people some hope at a time where disease‚ death and oppression peaked. reasons for the Indian’s predicament at this time in their history included: lack of hunting‚ decease of the buffalo‚ forced abandonment

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    Luther Standing Bear

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    was born to the Sioux tribe. He was the first born son to Chief Standing Bear and Pretty Face. Chief Standing Bear was respected in the Sioux tribe and Luther wanted nothing more to make his father proud of him. Every decision Luther made was with thought of making his father proud of him. He strived to learn the white man’s way and use that knowledge to educate his people. He was a fair man and stood up for the rights of his people. As Luther states in his book “My People the Sioux”‚ he was born

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    protect it from any outsiders that are arriving to invade. A “home” is the place the Standing Rock Sioux tribe resides in and has situated their whole lives in. An invader‚ a pipeline‚ is being built to seize a way of lifestyle‚ a human right‚ and one whole community. The Dakota Access Pipeline‚ a 1‚200 mile undertaking‚ must not be built to recognize the battle that thousands of protestors are fighting‚ to benefit everyone. From a Native American’s eye‚ the horizon is decorated with a river and

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    Even Cisco‚ the horse‚ understood when he was being taken away; he knew to knock the Indian off and go back to where he belonged. All the characters had great communication and it was awesome how John ended up learning the Sioux ways. It was very interesting to watch the three Sioux Indians communicate with John‚ because it was very difficult for one another to understand what they were saying. They started out very small but eventually John was able to speak their whole language. Even Stands With

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    Wounded Knee Massacre

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    factors that led up to the Wounded Knee Massacre in 1890. In addition‚ explain the significance of Wounded Knee in the larger context of the Indian Wars. The Wounded Knee massacre occurred in 1890 between white American settlers and the Sioux people. The Sioux refused to follow US military orders to give up their weapons and instead engaged in battle. Over 300 people‚ including women and children‚ were massacred during the battle. This effectively ended the Plains Indians resistance to white settlement

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    Sitting Bull Thesis

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    Sitting Bull said “If we must die‚ we die defending our rights.”(Quotes- sitting bull). Sitting Bull was a Sioux Indian that was willing to die to protect his land and his rights. Sitting Bull shows us that he is a rebel because he united the struggle for survival on the North American Great Plains. Sitting Bull was born in 1831 in Grand River and he joined his first war party at the age of 14. This battle was a bad one; it was known as the Battle of Little Big Horn and it lasted about 20 minutes

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    The Sitting Bull

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    I believe the author’s purpose of this book was to show that Sitting Bull was a very intriguing individual not only as an Indian but a human as well. I think the author chose this to illustrate the sacrifices it takes to be a leader of a nation. He displayed Sitting Bulls attributes that really separates him from most people but also depicts that he is human and makes mistakes and let his flaws get in the way of his thinking at times. I believe that we should study Sitting Bull more closely to examine

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    and a bridge for John Dunbar a white man of great standing in the white community‚ and also for the Sioux Indian’s who were misunderstood and stereotype often. They relied on multiple forms of communication to break down the barriers that stood between them‚ and create some bridges toward becoming friends. Stereotyping on both sides was a huge barrier as well as the bridge between John and the Sioux. If it had not been for the stereotyping between them there would have been no interest in trying

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