Satanta

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Satanta was a prominent 19th-century Kiowa war leader and orator known for his resistance to U.S. expansion onto Native American lands.

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Satanta canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kiowa leader
Native American
person
activeInCentury 19th century
advocatedFor Kiowa sovereignty
protection of hunting grounds
alsoKnownAs White Bear
arrestedBy United States Army
causeOfDeath suicide
convictedOf raiding in Texas
country United States
detainedIn Texas
ethnicity Kiowa
linked to: Kiowa people
gender male
hasRole Kiowa chief
spokesman for Kiowa people
languageSpoken Kiowa
linked to: Kiowa people

Plains Sign Language
memberOf Kiowa tribe
linked to: Kiowa people
nativeName Set-tʼainte
notableFor resistance to U.S. expansion onto Native American lands
notableWork famous speeches to U.S. officials
occupation orator
war leader
opposedTo U.S. westward expansion
encroachment on Kiowa lands
participatedIn Red River War
raids on U.S. frontier settlements
placeOfBirth Great Plains
placeOfDeath Texas

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Kiowa people notableLeader Satanta