The Lakota Sioux

The Lakota Sioux are a Native American tribe part of the larger Sioux Nation, historically inhabiting the Great Plains of North America. Known for their nomadic lifestyle, they relied on hunting buffalo and practicing agriculture. The Lakota culturally emphasize oral traditions, spirituality, and community bonds. They played a significant role in American history, notably resisting westward expansion during events like the Battle of Little Bighorn. Today, the Lakota maintain their cultural heritage through language, ceremonies, and reservations, balancing tradition with modern life while preserving their identity as Indigenous peoples of the Plains.