Battle Of The Little Big Horn

Exploring the travels in the western region has brought many wonderful things to Caucasians, but they face some opposition. The US government is planning to explore Montenegro after hearing about the included money. This is not an easy task. Sue, with its powerful power, did not easily give up on their sacred lands. The only way to gain access to the territory of Montenegro is to fight with Sue. The battle of Little Big Horn is a fight the United States will never forget. General George Custer led the army to retreat from Siou and one of the battalion was completely wiped out, including Castel. Sue is very powerful, but the United States has more power and skill. Why are we slaughtered? This problem has been a mystery for many people for many years. John F. Faintier of Bentyn Cavalry Sergeant Winfurt and Crook Cavalry Cavalry brought us personal records and memories of this tragedy.

There are many factors that influenced the outcome of this battle. George Custer may be responsible for such a tragedy. He made an important decision to disappoint his soldier. Custer's personal ambition he did his best. Winduer explained that "Caest is partially ashamed because" General Terry replaced him in expedition, "(Windolph 174). I felt he should control the entire exploration. Caster did not hide his intention to release him from Terry. General Terry, General Gibbon, and Custer General gather at Rosbird on June 26 and plan their attacks. But after Custer attacked the Indians, he followed it until June 25th when he came to the village of India. He did not abide by Terry's orders

When Terry and Gibbon met in Rosbaud, Custer divided his regiment into three separate battalions. Sergeant Windolph from Reno Camp remembered:

As the number of enemies has increased greatly, we have been forced to protect the timber, but at that point all the companies are gathered, I'm confident that the Indians will be kicked out of their village (Windolph 166) .

If Castel does not divide his army into three battalions, they may win in Sue. Windolph also pointed out that "Indians also said that separated isolation made them more confident about the victory of the army" (Windolph 161).

Nevertheless, I think that the main mistake of Custer took place on June 25th, the day of the battle of Little Big Horn. On this day, Custer and his people saw Hirano Indian at a tributary camp called Little Big Horn. So far, all the columns of Castel are very exhausted and an urgent break is necessary, but his first thought is that the Sioux people saw them. Despite the warning from the Raven tribe (one of the plain Indian tribes who joined the U.S. army for the Siou hatred and joined the U.S. army to steal their land), despite the warning from his officials I ignited a flame attracting their enemies. Attention and clearly convinced that the plain Indians try to escape as they know, Castel thinks he must attack quickly

According to Russell, the battle of Little Big Horn is one of the most written events in American history. The battle between Native American and the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the United States Army took place from 25th June to 26th June 1876. The famous historic battle at Little River Point in Montana State was won by the Indians. This battle, formerly known as Custer's last battle, is a lesson for the US military. The government is signed to acquire land owned by Sue and a majority of 75% must reach an agreement. The government's solution to this problem is to use power. The American Indian was given the last pass to give up on himself. However, this final notification was ignored for various reasons, such as the 1868 Sue treaty violation. The government tried to solve this problem by hand over to the war department.