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Who was the head of the Sioux nation in 1867?
Who was the head of the Sioux nation in 1867?
- Sitting Bull (correct)
- Tashunka Witko
- General Custer
- Crazy Horse
What happened to Sitting Bull after the Battle of Little Bighorn?
What happened to Sitting Bull after the Battle of Little Bighorn?
- He surrendered to General Crook
- He escaped to Canada
- He was killed by a soldier
- He joined Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (correct)
What did Crazy Horse wear in battle?
What did Crazy Horse wear in battle?
- A stone ear
- A red hawk feather in his hair (correct)
- A headdress with a blue feather
- A necklace with a bear claw
Who was Sitting Bull?
Who was Sitting Bull?
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What was Crazy Horse known for?
What was Crazy Horse known for?
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What did Native Americans believe in?
What did Native Americans believe in?
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Study Notes
Sioux Nation Leaders
- Sitting Bull was the head of the Sioux nation in 1867.
The Battle of Little Bighorn
- Sitting Bull survived the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Crazy Horse
- Crazy Horse wore a feather tucked behind his ear and a stone behind his ear when he went into battle.
- He was known for his bravery and tactical genius.
Sitting Bull
- Sitting Bull was a Hunkpapa Lakota chief and holy man.
Native American Beliefs
- Native Americans believed in the Great Spirit, a powerful and mysterious force that guided their lives.
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