Sioux people

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The Sioux people are a group of Native American tribes and First Nations peoples of the Great Plains, known for their rich cultural traditions, warrior society, and historical resistance to U.S. expansion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf First Nations people
Indigenous people of North America
Native American people
colonialEncounterWith Canadian federal government (Ottawa)
surface form: Canadian government

United States government
culturalRegion Plains Indians
ethnicGroupOf Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
exonym Sioux people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sioux
exonymOrigin French adaptation of an Ojibwe term
hasNotableLeader Crazy Horse
Gall
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
Spotted Tail
historicalEvent Great Sioux War of 1876
surface form: Battle of the Little Bighorn

Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851
Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868
Great Sioux War of 1876
Wounded Knee Massacre
historicalTerritory Black Hills
Great Plains
surface form: Northern Plains

Missouri River Basin
surface form: Upper Missouri River region
knownFor ledger art
plains beadwork
resistance to U.S. expansion
tipi dwellings
warrior society
languageFamily Siouan languages
nativeTo Great Plains
North America
populationTrend continuing as a living culture
presentIn Alberta
Manitoba
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
South Dakota
selfDesignation Dakota
Sioux people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lakota

Dakota
surface form: Nakota
subgroup Sioux people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Dakota people

Sioux people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lakota people

Sioux people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Nakota people
traditionalBelief Wakan Tanka
traditionalEconomy bison hunting
horse culture
traditionalLanguage Dakota language
Lakota language
Dakota language
surface form: Nakota language
traditionalPractice Sun Dance
sweat lodge ceremony
vision quest
traditionalReligion Sioux spirituality
treatyPartner United States government

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Sioux County, Iowa namedFor Sioux people
Great Plains historicallyInhabitedBy Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota
Native Americans hasSubgroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota
Native Americans hasSubgroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
Upper Mississippi Valley wasInhabitedBy Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Sioux Center, Iowa namedAfter Sioux people
Dakota County, Nebraska namedAfter Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Sioux people subgroup Sioux people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Sioux people subgroup Sioux people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Sioux people subgroup Sioux people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Nakota people
Sioux people selfDesignation Sioux people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lakota
Sioux people exonym Sioux people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sioux
Indigenous peoples of North America hasNotableNation Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota
South Dakota hasIndigenousPeople Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota Sioux
South Dakota hasIndigenousPeople Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota Sioux
South Dakota hasIndigenousPeople Sioux people
this entity surface form: Nakota Sioux
Wounded Knee Massacre hasVictimGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota women
Wounded Knee Massacre hasTribeAffected Sioux people
this entity surface form: Oglala Lakota
North Dakota Fighting Sioux men's ice hockey nickname Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
North Dakota Fighting Sioux men's ice hockey nickname Sioux people
this entity surface form: Fighting Sioux
Sioux City, Iowa namedAfter Sioux people
Siouan languages associatedWithEthnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux peoples
Siouan languages associatedWithEthnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Siouan languages associatedWithEthnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Siouan languages associatedWithEthnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Nakota people
Siouxland region namedAfter Sioux people
Treaty of Prairie du Chien signatory Sioux people
subject surface form: Treaty of Prairie du Chien (1825)
this entity surface form: Sioux
Treaty of Prairie du Chien signatory Sioux people
subject surface form: Treaty of Prairie du Chien (1830)
this entity surface form: Sioux
Devils Tower National Monument sacredTo Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Fort Snelling associatedWithPeople Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Dakota subgroupOf Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
indigenous peoples of the Americas includesEthnicGroup Sioux people
subject surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Americas
this entity surface form: Sioux
Dakota language spokenBy Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Wakan Tanka isVeneratedBy Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Lakota language spokenBy Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Spotted Tail ethnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
Dances with Wolves portrays Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
Dakota City, Nebraska namedFor Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Black Hills sacredTo Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota Sioux
Paula Gunn Allen ethnicity Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
Missouri Territory includedIndigenousHomelandsOf Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux peoples
Dakota County, Minnesota namedAfter Sioux people
this entity surface form: Dakota people
Cheyenne people relatedEthnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Cheyenne people alliedWith Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Rosebud Indian Reservation homeOf Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Rosebud Indian Reservation tribalAffiliation Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation ethnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation populationGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota Sioux
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation indigenousTo Sioux people
this entity surface form: Lakota people
Standing Rock Indian Reservation ethnicGroup Sioux people
this entity surface form: Sioux