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Crazy Horse Was A New Kind Of Leader To Emerge After The Civil War, At The Beginning Of The Army's Wars Of Annihilation In The Northern Plains And The Southwest. Born In 1842 In The Shadow Of The Sacred Paha Sapa (Black Hills), He Was Considered Special, A Quiet And Brooding Child. Already The Effects Of Colonialism Were Present Among His People, Particularly Alcoholism And Missionary Influence. Crazy Horse Became A Part Of The Akicita, A Traditional Sioux Society That Kept Order In Villages And During Migrations. It Also Had Authority To Make Certain That The Hereditary Chiefs Were Doing Their Duty And Dealt Harshly With Those Who Did Not.

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