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    The men in tribes hunted animals and brought them back for the tribe to eat. The women planted and picked fruits and vegetables, and prepared the food using tools like the bow drill to start fires. Storytelling was an important tradition where elders would tell funny or scary stories to the whole family, sometimes to explain natural phenomena. Sitting Bull was a famous Hunkpapa Lakota chief born in 1831 in South Dakota who led at the Battle of Little Bighorn and was later shot by Indian police in 1890 at age 59. As a boy, his father was killed by a Crow warrior and his tribe later defeated the Crows in battle.

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    The men in tribes hunted animals and brought them back for the tribe to eat. The women planted and picked fruits and vegetables, and prepared the food using tools like the bow drill to start fires. Storytelling was an important tradition where elders would tell funny or scary stories to the whole family, sometimes to explain natural phenomena. Sitting Bull was a famous Hunkpapa Lakota chief born in 1831 in South Dakota who led at the Battle of Little Bighorn and was later shot by Indian police in 1890 at age 59. As a boy, his father was killed by a Crow warrior and his tribe later defeated the Crows in battle.

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    Bimbo Project

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    The men in tribes hunted animals and brought them back for the tribe to eat. The women planted and picked fruits and vegetables, and prepared the food using tools like the bow drill to start fires. Storytelling was an important tradition where elders would tell funny or scary stories to the whole family, sometimes to explain natural phenomena. Sitting Bull was a famous Hunkpapa Lakota chief born in 1831 in South Dakota who led at the Battle of Little Bighorn and was later shot by Indian police in 1890 at age 59. As a boy, his father was killed by a Crow warrior and his tribe later defeated the Crows in battle.

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    FOOD

    The men were ln churge of huntlng the unlmuls und brlnglng them for the trlbe to eut. The
    women were ln churge of pluntlng und plcklng frults und vegetubles. The women were ulso ln churge
    of prepurlng whut the men hud brought. They would use dlfferent thlngs to muke thelr food, such us
    the bow drlll to creute flre STORY TELLING
    All the plulns people loved telllng storles. Some were
    funny und others were scury. Some of the storles even try to expluln how thlng huppen such us how
    the cow got lts tull or how there wus deuth. The storles were very lmportunt to everyone und brought
    the whole fumlly together. The storles were mulnly told by elders.

    ABOUT SITTING BULL
    BORN: 1831 SOUTH DAKOTA
    DIED: 1890 (AGE 59) GOT SHOT BY INDIAN POLICE
    TRIBE: HUNK PAPA LACOTA
    KNOWN FOR: BATTLE OF LITTLE BIG HORN
    EARLY LIFE
    Sitting bull was born 1831 in south Dakota in a tipi. At the age of 14, his
    father (jumping bull) was killed by a crow warrior. A few days after his fathers
    death, his tribe had charged the crows leaving with victory.

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