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Crazy Horse was a warrior and leader of what people of the Lakota Tribe?
The Oglala
The Dakota
The Nez Perce
The Hunkpapa
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What was the true name of the man we know as Crazy Horse?
Ta-sunko-witko
Tal-athaie-mosso
Er-kasso-date
Fa-hallen-hassar
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Crazy Horse and the rest of his Lakota-Sioux warriors fought against the U.S. government along what central region of the American continent?
The Rocky Mountains
The Mississippi River Delta
The Harmon Lands
The Great Plains
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In December, 1866, Crazy Horse proved his capabilities as a commander when he helped lead what battle which saw him lure out and kill 81 American soldiers with minimal casualties of his own?
The Fetterman Fight
The Branridge Massacre
The Sand Creek Massacre
The Battle of the Gap
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The Fetterman Fight was named for what officer who was commanding the American forces involved in this battle?
Thomas Fetterman Lee
William Fetterman
Fetterman Elijah
Michael "The Fetterman" Robinson
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Crazy Horse and his Oglala Lakota were allied with the Hunkpapa Lakota who were led at the time by what famous Chief who would be known for his resistance to the American government and for his later tours with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show?
Chief Joseph
Blue Jacket
Sitting Bull
Blackhoof
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The Oglala Lakota gave Crazy Horse which of the following titles which means war leader?
Shirt Wearer
Black Powder
Horn Blower
Horse Speaker
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What August, 1867 battle saw Crazy Horse and his forces make a blunder when they charged a group of soldiers taking shelter in a ring of immobile wagons?
The Battle of Oer Ridge
The Desert Butte Fight
The Soap Circle Fight
The Wagon Box Fight
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What is the name of Crazy Horse's cousin who was a known ally and confidant of Crazy Horse and who would go on to become a Chief of the Miniconjou People?
Touch the Clouds
Sing the Seas
Eyes over Summits
Dance in Fire
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From 1876-1877, Crazy Horse and his Lakota-Sioux allies fought the U.S. government in the Black Hills War (A.K.A The Great Sioux War) alongside the northern elements of what other large tribe?
The Algonquin
The Navajo
The Apache
The Cheyenne
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On September 10, 1876, what battle saw Crazy Horse and his men try to rescue the tribal leader American Horse before he and his family were executed?
The Battle of Cowpens
The Battle of Slim Buttes
The Battle of Little Bighorn
The Battle of California Creek
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At what battle in June, 1876 did Crazy Horse and his men manage to dispatch and kill the American 7th Cavalry Regiment in a victory that shocked the nation?
The Sand Creek Massacre
The Battle of Harper's Ferry
The Battle of the Cumberland Gap
The Battle of Little Bighorn
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The Battle of Little Bighorn is also known as the "Last Stand" of what American officer who was killed by Crazy Horse's men?
Robert E. Lee
John Bell
John Buford
George Custer
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How did Crazy Horse die?
He died of dysentery.
Unknown as he vanished without a trace.
His own men betrayed and killed him.
He was killed by his prison guards.
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Crazy Horse's Monument is being constructed in the Black Hills of what American state?
Kansas
California
Montana
South Dakota
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Andrew Nicholas is a passionate reader and writer on the subjects of history and mankind. He is a published author, critic, and poet who grew up in the friendly scenery of rural Ohio. He is a graduate of Wright State University and a regular student of historical curiosities.