Thomas McDougald was assigned to obtain extra provisions prior to this conflict, while the Battle of the Rosebud prevented General Crook's troops from fighting at this battle.
Thomas McDougald was assigned to obtain extra provisions prior to this conflict, while the Battle of the Rosebud prevented General Crook's troops from fighting at this battle. Also known as the Battle of the Greasy Grass, American troops were nearly wiped out at Reno Hill during this conflict until Frederick Benteen's reinforcements arrived. Controversial accounts of this battle were given by Curley and Chief Gall, while (*) Buffalo Calf Road Woman is credited for striking a fatal blow to the American commander, whose plan to divide his army was futile against a larger group led by Sitting Bull. For ten points, identify this 1876 battle near its namesake river in which a group of Plains Indians defeated the US Army led by George Armstrong Custer.
Thomas McDougald was assigned to obtain extra provisions prior to this conflict, while the Battle of the Rosebud prevented General Crook's troops from fighting at this battle.
Battle of the {Little Bighorn} (accept Battle of the {Greasy Grass} before read; prompt on “Custer’s Last Stand”)