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| − | The Sioux |
+ | The '''Sioux''' are a [[List of civilizations in Civ2|civilization]] in ''[[Civilization II]]''. |
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| − | Leaders: [[Sitting Bull ]] (male, later the leader of the generic [[Native American ]] civilization in Civ4) Sacajawea (female, not even Sioux, born a Shoshone) |
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| + | The Sioux are a [[List of civilizations in Civ2|purple civilization]]. A game including the Sioux will not involve the {{Link2|Indians}} or {{Link2|Mongols}}. |
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| + | ==Leaders== |
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| − | Capital: Little Bighorn (site of battle) |
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| + | [[File:Sitting Bull and Sacajawea (Civ2).png|thumb|434x434px]] |
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| + | The default male leader of the Sioux is [[Sitting Bull]] (c. 1831–1890), a chief of the [[wikipedia:Lakota|Lakota Sioux]] responsible for numerous raids against {{link2|American}} forts, railroad surveyors, and settlers in the Dakotas and Montana. His most famous victory was at [[wikipedia:Battle of the Little Bighorn|the Little Bighorn]]. He fled to exile in Canada before joining [[wikipedia:Buffalo Bill|Buffalo Bill's Wild West show]] with 20 of his warriors. When his arrest was ordered to prevent him from joining the [[wikipedia:Ghost Dance|Ghost Dance movement]], his supporters opened fire on the police, but two Lakota policemen to shoot him. |
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| + | The default female leader is Sacajawea, a variant spelling of [[wikipedia:Sacagawea|Sacagawea]] (1788–1812). Sacagawea was a [[wikipedia:Lemhi Shoshone|Lemhi Shoshone]] kidnapped as a teenager by the [[wikipedia:Hidatsa|Hidatsa]] and sold as a "wife" to a {{Link2|French}} Canadian [[wikipedia:Toussaint Charbonneau|trapper]]. She and her "husband" worked as interpreters, guides, and assistants to the {{Link2|American}} [[wikipedia:Lewis and Clark expedition|Lewis & Clark expedition]]. They eventually settled in St. Louis. |
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| − | ==Colonization== |
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| − | The Sioux have also appeared in the Colonization games. |
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| + | Sioux leaders use {{Link2|governments}}' default titles except under [[Despotism (Civ2)|despotism]] and [[Monarchy (government) (Civ2)|monarchy]]. A Sioux emperor or empress is known as a "C[[wikipedia:Tribal chief|hief]]". A Sioux king or queen is styled as a "Great Chief". |
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| − | Leader: Sitting Bull |
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| + | ==Personality== |
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| + | The Sioux AI is balanced. |
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| + | == City List == |
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| + | The default list of Sioux city names is: |
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| + | * '''[[Little Bighorn]]''' (default capital) |
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| + | * Wounded Knee |
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| + | * Cedar Creek |
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| + | * Slim Buttes |
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| + | * Three Forks |
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| + | * Stony Lake |
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| + | * Killdeer |
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| + | * Bear Paw |
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| + | * Big Mound |
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| + | * Wood Lake |
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| + | * Dead Buffalo |
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| + | * Point of Rocks |
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| + | * Snake Canyon |
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| + | * Pine Ridge |
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| + | * Standing Rock |
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| + | * Eagle Butte |
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| + | * Keyapaha |
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| + | * Owanka |
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| + | * Wakpala |
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| + | * Turtle River |
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| + | * White Earth |
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| + | * Oglala |
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| + | * Buffalo Gap |
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| + | * Kadoka |
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| + | * Bear Butte |
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| + | * Wanblee |
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| + | * Santee |
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| + | * Sundance |
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| + | * Shakopee |
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| + | * Mahnomen |
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| + | * Deer Creek |
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| + | * Chaska |
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| + | * Wind River |
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| + | * Dakota City |
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| + | * Itasca |
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| + | * Bemidji |
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| + | * Clear Water |
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| + | * Pipestone |
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| + | * Watauga |
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| + | * Wahpeton |
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| + | * Bighorn Canyon |
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| + | {{Civilizations (Civ2)}} |
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| + | [[Category:Native American]] |
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| + | [[Category:Sioux]] |
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Revision as of 20:47, 21 June 2019
The Sioux are a civilization in Civilization II.
Color
The Sioux are a purple civilization. A game including the Sioux will not involve the Indians or Mongols.
Leaders
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The default male leader of the Sioux is Sitting Bull (c. 1831–1890), a chief of the Lakota Sioux responsible for numerous raids against American forts, railroad surveyors, and settlers in the Dakotas and Montana. His most famous victory was at the Little Bighorn. He fled to exile in Canada before joining Buffalo Bill's Wild West show with 20 of his warriors. When his arrest was ordered to prevent him from joining the Ghost Dance movement, his supporters opened fire on the police, but two Lakota policemen to shoot him.
The default female leader is Sacajawea, a variant spelling of Sacagawea (1788–1812). Sacagawea was a Lemhi Shoshone kidnapped as a teenager by the Hidatsa and sold as a "wife" to a French Canadian trapper. She and her "husband" worked as interpreters, guides, and assistants to the American Lewis & Clark expedition. They eventually settled in St. Louis.
Sioux leaders use governments' default titles except under despotism and monarchy. A Sioux emperor or empress is known as a "Chief". A Sioux king or queen is styled as a "Great Chief".
Personality
The Sioux AI is balanced.
City List
The default list of Sioux city names is:
- Little Bighorn (default capital)
- Wounded Knee
- Cedar Creek
- Slim Buttes
- Three Forks
- Stony Lake
- Killdeer
- Bear Paw
- Big Mound
- Wood Lake
- Dead Buffalo
- Point of Rocks
- Snake Canyon
- Pine Ridge
- Standing Rock
- Eagle Butte
- Keyapaha
- Owanka
- Wakpala
- Turtle River
- White Earth
- Oglala
- Buffalo Gap
- Kadoka
- Bear Butte
- Wanblee
- Santee
- Sundance
- Shakopee
- Mahnomen
- Deer Creek
- Chaska
- Wind River
- Dakota City
- Itasca
- Bemidji
- Clear Water
- Pipestone
- Watauga
- Wahpeton
- Bighorn Canyon
| Civilizations in Civilization II [edit] | ||
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| White | ||
| Green | ||
| Blue | ||
| Yellow | ||
| Cyan | ||
| Orange | ||
| Purple | ||
| Red | ||
| Unused | ||
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