Identify the role of the following tribes and key

Identify the role of the following tribes and key figures in the battle:
Sioux Sitting Bull
In the battle of Little BigHorn, the Sioux
Indians along with the other tribes
battled the U.S. cavalry
Was a member of Lakota, and was
interested in Little Bighorn's war victory
Cheyenne General Custer
The Cheyenne tribe joined forces with
the other Indian tribes to defeat the
cavalry in the US
In the battle of Little Bighorn General
Custer commanded the 7th cavalry
Crazy Horse
Lakota warrior involved in Little Bighorn's fighting victory
List the causes of the battle:

The United States By taking more land, the army violated treaty agreements. This
deception prompted many tribesmen from Sioux and Cheyenne to abandon their
reservations and to join Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse in Montana.
Briefly describe the outcome of the battle:
The Indians defeated the whites, including 268 deaths and 55 seriously wounded
in the U.S.
Questions to Consider:
1. What tactical errors led to Custer's defeat?
What was the response of the American people to Custer's defeat?
What is the legacy of the Battle Of Little Bighorn?

Date and location:_______________December 29, 1890 South Dakota
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Identify the role of the following tribe and key figures in the battle:
Sioux Sitting Bull Wovoka
Officers shot dead Sitting
Bull as they came to his
house to apprehend him
The inventor of the ghost
dance used in good spirit
by the tribes while doing
the ghost dance, the
Indians wore special shirts
that they felt could shield
them from bullets.
List the causes of the battle:

Briefly describe the outcome of the battle:
In the reservation, the Whites killed the Indians including women and children
Questions to Consider:
1. What was the Ghost Dance movement, and why did it alarm U.S.
officials?
2. Why did the Seventh Cavalry of the U.S. Army have a motivation for
revenge against the Sioux?
3. What is the legacy of the Battle of Wounded Knee?