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🔥 Sitting Bull, a pivotal figure in Lakota history, navigates the turbulent landscape of 19th-century America. In the aftermath of the assassination of Bear’s Rib, Sitting Bull emerges as a beacon of defiance against encroaching settlers and oppressive government policies. Through acts of strategic warfare and unwavering resilience, Sitting Bull challenges the status quo, inspiring his people to resist oppression and reclaim their sovereignty. Join us on a journey through history as we unravel the legends and legacies of Sitting Bull, showcasing his indomitable spirit and enduring impact on Native American history.

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Part 1 - Origin of a Legend | Part 2 - No Reservations I Part 3 - Battle of Little Bighorn I Part 4 - Release Date: 3/9 I Lies - Release Date: 3/30

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Sitting Bull: Battle of the Little Bighorn - Native American History - Part 3 - Extra History

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Martin Verran

Anyone else familiar with the film franchise Night At The Museum? I seem to recall that the second film in that franchise had a highly comic version of General Custer as a character.

Harp Man

I remember him in the movie too though not very well. And yes he’s actually in it.

PhlubbaDubba

Many of the names of the indigenous folks in this story are taken as translated phrases, are they actually supposed to be understood this way in the Lakota language or is this an artefact of how settlers and caravan migrants who encountered them came to understand their way of naming themselves?

Harp Man

Good video, I appreciate the objectivity, but when doing a series like this in the future. I feel like you should add a little more of your usual humor. Many said that discussions of serious topics benefit from it. So please consider it.

Hannah Hudson

Okay y'all, I got patreon so please do a video on Henry Hudson 🥺 ❤️ I love the way y'all teach history!

Trevin Beattie

I saw part 4 of the series on Nebula today. The ending made me cry! 😭

Jacob White

Next time I'm in the Dakotas I plan to go to the Crazy Horse monument though I doubt I'll live long enough to see it finished.

Jacob White

Custer vs Sitting Bull in a wrestling ring would have been an awesome way to open this episode

Jacob White

Yeah, I think so too. But still, in a 1 on 1, Sitting Bull vs Custer, who would have come out on top? The veteran soldier fresh from the civil war, one of the few to defeat J.E.B Stuart, or the veteran warrior and medicine man, the senior of the two.