FAQ About Sitting Bull
What role did Sitting Bull play in negotiations with the U.S. government?
Sitting Bull was known for his staunch opposition to negotiating with the U.S. government, particularly when it came to ceding lands or compromising the sovereignty of his people. Unlike some other leaders who considered negotiation, Sitting Bull remained firm in his resistance, seeing such treaties as one-sided. His leadership embodied a non-compromising stance on Native American rights and independence.
