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23 July, 02:14

50 PTS TIMED

Sitting Bull was important to the history of Native American because

A He firmly opposed the advances of white settlers and led resistance to white occupation of western lands

B By convincing Native Americans to move to reservations and assimilate into white culture

C He was the first Native American elected to the U. S. Congress

D Of his promise to the Sioux that they would never be forced to move from their lands

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