Sitting Bull (Lakota Sioux)

Sitting Bull was a prominent Lakota Sioux leader and medicine man known for his leadership in resisting U.S. government efforts to take Sioux lands. He played a key role in the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876, symbolizing Native resistance. Sitting Bull emphasized the importance of Sioux traditions, spirituality, and sovereignty. Despite relentless pressures, he remained committed to his people's way of life, ultimately surrendering in 1881 and later participating in efforts to protect Sioux culture. His legacy endures as a symbol of Native resilience and resistance to colonization.