Walter M. Camp interviewed a scout named Curly who witnessed this battle.
Walter M. Camp interviewed a scout named Curly who witnessed this battle. This battle prompted Congress to pass the "Sell or Starve" Bill and was fought two weeks after George Crook's troops lost the Battle of Rosebud River. The vague orders given by Alfred Howe Terry allowed the losing commander to engage in this battle where his brothers, Tom and Boston, both were killed. Pivotal fighting took place on (*)  Reno Hill at this battle. According to oral tradition, Buffalo Calf Road Woman struck a pivotal blow at this battle. Its winners were ultimately required to cede control of the Black Hills. This battle was a resounding victory for Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull. For 10 points, name this battle in which the US 7th Cavalry under George Armstrong Custer was defeated.
Walter M. Camp interviewed a scout named Curly who witnessed this battle.
Battle of  Little Bighorn  [or Battle of the  Greasy Grass ; accept  Custer's Last Stand  until "Custer" is read] 