This leader's most notable military victory took place after he had a vision of soldiers falling into his camp like grasshoppers from the sky.
This man claimed he was determined to become a farmer after he was given a hoe and told to work in the fields by James McLaughlin. This man was received by James Walsh, referred by newspapers to as this man's "boss," after he crossed into the Northwest Territory. Impressed by a performer's shooting skills, this man gave the name "Little Sure Shot" to that (*) woman, Annie Oakley. This leader's most notable military victory took place after he had a vision of soldiers falling into his camp like grasshoppers from the sky. He was killed at Standing Rock for his connections with the Ghost Dance after he toured with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. For 10 points, name this Sioux leader who, with Crazy Horse, defeated Custer at Little Bighorn.
This man claimed he was determined to become a farmer after he was given a hoe and told to work in the fields by James McLaughlin.
Sitting Bull [or Tatanka Iyotake]