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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who blocked Custer's path on the north side of the river with approximately 1,500 Hunkpapas?
2. How many men of the 7th Cavalry did Custer march toward Little Bighorn?
3. Who leads the charge at the Battle at Rosebud?
4. Who was placed in charge of the Department of the Mississippi?
5. Where did Crazy Horse mourn his daughter's death for three days and nights?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Crazy Horse's friend, He Dog, decide to do before the battle at Rosebud?
2. What did the government mean about "civilization" in the Treaty of 1868?
3. What two men taught Custer the most about the Plains and the tribes that live there?
4. What route did Custer's party take to Texas?
5. Crazy Horse becomes a leader of a band of Sioux in Chapter 20. Explain what this means.
6. Describe the Sun Dance held at Rosebud.
7. Sitting Bull is referred to as the most famous Native American ever. Why?
8. By the spring of 1866, what progress has been made on the railroads, and what are the future plans?
9. What was the real purpose of inviting Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, and other Indian leaders to Washington in 1870?
10. According to the author, what was the first time that Crazy Horse's actions affected Custer?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe the importance of visions among the Sioux, in general, and Crazy Horse's vision, specifically. What do you think of the concept of allowing a vision to determine your life's path?
Essay Topic 2
Both Crazy Horse and Custer came from patriarchal societies. Discuss the effect this had on both men.
Essay Topic 3
Choose the man, Crazy Horse or Custer, whom you most admire most after reading this book.Write an essay on why you admire this man, providing facts from the book to support your position.
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