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Cavalry commander in Civil War
Died at Little Bighorn Battle
Strong reputation for battles in Civil War including Gettysburg and the First Battle of Bull Run

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1874
Government violated 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie
Armies sent to search for gold
Sioux disagreed with tribes moving to reservations and giving up their way of life
Native Americans inspired to fight by vision of Sitting Bull
Sioux prepared 2500 men to fight
600 American soldiers
268 killed, 55 wounded

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The last win for the Sioux.

Treaty of Fort Laramie was an agreement between the United States government and the Sioux.

White settlers would often make treaties with the Native Americans to give them a set piece of land.

When the White settlers wanted something on Native Americans new property, they would take back the land.

The army broke the Treaty of Fort Laramie by searching for gold in the Black Hills.

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Also called Tatanka Iyotake
Lakota Sioux
Important leader in Sioux Resistance
Wore eagle feather as sign of bravery

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Famous for hunting and warrior culture
Population of 170,110
One of the first tribes to interact with Europeans
Beliefs revolve around "Great Spirit"

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Big Horn Country in Montana

Near Little Bighorn River

The National Monument memorializes the death of men from the United States army and Native Americans.