The Battle of the Little Bighorn

What event does the text mainly describe?

• The signing of a peace treaty between Native Americans and U.S. forces

• The Battle of the Little Bighorn

• The establishment of reservations for Native Americans

• The daily life of Lieutenant Charles Varnum

Who was the leader of the Seventh Cavalry Regiment?

• Lieutenant Charles Varnum

• Chief Sitting Bull

• Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer

• The Arikara scouts

What was Lieutenant Varnum's role in the Seventh Cavalry Regiment?

• He was the chief scout.

• He was the commanding officer.

• He was a soldier known for his tracking skills.

• He was responsible for negotiating peace.

What did Varnum and his scouts notice the day before the battle?

• A large gathering of Lakota Sioux along the Little Bighorn River

• The construction of new settlements by the Native Americans

• The movement of U.S. forces towards the reservations

• A silver rainbow trout in the nearby creek

What was Custer's reputation from the Civil War that he maintained ten years later?

• Being cautious and avoiding conflict

• Being a peacemaker between different parties

• Being fearless and aggressive

• Being a strategist who preferred to negotiate

Which tribes were allied with the Lakota Sioux during the event described?

• The Arikara and Cheyenne

• The Arapahoe and Cheyenne

• The Crow and Arikara

• The Apache and Navajo

What was the name of the famous Lakota holy man mentioned in the text?

• Major Reno

• Sitting Bull

• Lieutenant Varnum

• Crazy Horse

What did Sitting Bull predict for the Lakota people?

• They would have to live on reservations forever.

• They would be defeated by the U.S. government.

• They would win a great victory in battle.

• They would sign peace treaties with the U.S. government.

What was the significance of the Sun Dance that Sitting Bull was going to perform?

• It was a dance to celebrate victory over the U.S. government.

• It was a sacred ritual during which Sitting Bull would predict the future.

• It was an ancient, sacred ritual that would bring peace to the Lakota.

• It was a dance to summon warriors for the upcoming battle.

Who was the leader of the great village on the Little Bighorn that day, aside from Sitting Bull?

• Major Reno

• Lieutenant Varnum

• Crazy Horse

• General Custer