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The 14 pages that link to Sitting Bull, each with the reason it gives.

• American frontierRelated: His leadership exemplifies Indigenous resistance to the advancing settlement frontier.

• Lakota peopleRelated: His leadership made Lakota resistance and political autonomy visible far beyond the Plains.

• George Armstrong CusterRelated: He was a prominent leader among the Indigenous peoples opposing the campaign that ended at Little Bighorn.

• Buffalo BillRelated: His appearance brought a prominent Indigenous leader into the spectacle Cody presented.

• Battle of the Little BighornRelated: He was a prominent leader among the Indigenous communities opposing the campaign.

• Crazy HorseRelated: He shared the struggle against U.S. expansion, though Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull held distinct leadership roles.

• Wild West showRelated: He toured with Buffalo Bill's Wild West in 1885, bringing a prominent Indigenous leader into the spectacle.

• Red CloudRelated: His later resistance followed the wider struggle over Lakota land that Red Cloud had confronted.

• GallRelated: Gall was a close ally of Sitting Bull during the conflict that culminated at Little Bighorn.

• Wounded Knee MassacreRelated: His killing by Indian police on December 15, 1890, heightened fear and helped drive Lakota people toward Pine Ridge.

• American Indian WarsRelated: His influence extended across the resistance that culminated in the Great Sioux War.

• Annie OakleyRelated: He befriended Oakley during the show’s 1885 season and reportedly gave her the name “Watanya Cicilla.”

• Sioux WarsRelated: His leadership helped unite resistance before the Little Bighorn campaign.

• Great Sioux WarRelated: His leadership and the vision associated with Little Bighorn became central to the war’s history.