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By: Eren Ozer, Jack Collins, Connor Wilson, and Luke Jones VS

 Native American tribes of:  Sioux  Cheyenne  Great Native American warriors of:  Sitting Bull  Crazy Horse  Chief Two Moons  U.S Army of:  U.S 7 th Cavalry  The important generals:  Col. John Gibbon  Gen. Alfred H. Terry  Col. George Custer  Major Marcus Reno  George Herendon  Captain Frederick Benteen

 The Cheyenne and Sioux tribes were upset about leaving their sacred land of The Black Hills and living reservations.

 So they decided to gather in Montana with the Great Sitting Bull to fight for their sacred land of Black Hills.

 To force the Native American army back to the reservations, the U.S army of seventh cavalry dispatched three columns to attack the Native Americans. United States 7 th Cavalry

 Colonel George Custard decided to attack the Native Americans early without knowing that the Indians were three times bigger than his army.  Also, Major Marcus Reno underestimated the Native American advantage of the terrain and tried to attack the Native Americans.

 Due to the underestimation of the opponent, the Americans were trapped and forced to withdraw by the Native Americans.  The worst defeat of the this battle was when Custer and his men were killed by the Native American force of Ogala Sioux under Crazy Horse  As a result, the Native Americans gained a huge victory over the United States.