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CARTOON: SITTING BULL. American newspaper cartoon, 1877, on the flight of Sitting Bull

CARTOON: SITTING BULL. American newspaper cartoon, 1877, on the flight of Sitting Bull


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CARTOON: SITTING BULL. American newspaper cartoon, 1877, on the flight of Sitting Bull

CARTOON: SITTING BULL.
American newspaper cartoon, 1877, on the flight of Sitting Bull and his Sioux followers to Canada and British protection

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1877 Canada Canadian Capitol Chief Christianity Corruption Crime Escape Exodus Feather Flight Great Plains Immigrant Judaism Leader Politics Sioux Sitting Bull Treaty Uncle Sam


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This 1877 American newspaper cartoon captures the dramatic flight of Sitting Bull and his Sioux followers to Canada, seeking British protection. The print showcases a powerful image of Sitting Bull, the renowned Native American chief, surrounded by his people as they escape the turmoil and corruption that plagued their homeland on the Great Plains. The cartoon highlights not only the physical journey but also symbolizes a spiritual exodus for these indigenous men. With feathers adorning their hair, they carry with them their rich cultural heritage and traditions. This visual representation emphasizes their resilience in the face of adversity. In contrast to this group's struggle for freedom, Uncle Sam stands tall in front of the Canadian Capitol building. His presence represents both political power and an opportunity for change through diplomacy. It is evident that this artwork aims to shed light on issues such as broken treaties and injustice faced by Native Americans during this period. Beyond its historical significance, this print serves as a reminder of how art can be used to convey important social messages. It prompts viewers to reflect upon themes like immigration, leadership, religion (Christianity and Judaism), and ultimately raises questions about identity in a rapidly changing world.

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