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The answer is B. Sitting Bull.
He is seen as the central leader, however there were others Chiefs, primarily Crazy Horse.

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The correct answer is Sitting Bull. He was a Lakota Sioux Indian, and fought alongside Crazy Horse, Chief Gall and other native American commanders. Against General Custer, who was the late leader of the 7th Cavalry Regiment. In the end Sitting Bull won the battle.

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