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The U.S. Army in the late 1800's to early 1900's was led by General Custer, who wanted to get rid of the Indians. The Indians fought back because they were tired of being persecuted and pushed around. They eventually won their freedom.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 10y agoThe Battle of Little Big Horn (aka Custer's Last Stand)
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In what battle did the Germans lose their entire 6th army?
The Battle of Stalingrad.
What battle did general lee lose one third of his army?
gettysburg
Why did Native Americans lose millions of acres of land during the progressive era?
sds
What treaty was issued in 1795 and declared that Native Americans would lose two-thirds of the southern portion of Ohio?
The Treaty of Greenville was issued in 1795 and declared that Native Americans would lose two-thirds of the southern portion of Ohio.
Did the Americans win or lose at the Battle of the Alamo and what was the greatest consequence what did they lose in the process of fighting?
The battle was initially lost to General Santa ann at the Alamo but as the men knew the mexicans were coming, sent for reinforcements. A consequence was all the men died their but were later avenged when the American forces caught up with the fleeing Mexican army.
Why did the Americans lose the Battle of Bunker Hill?
British had a much better army and strategy over Americans The Americans did not have enough ammo
In what battle did the Germans lose their entire 6th army?
The Battle of Stalingrad.
What might of happened if the American did not win the battle of Saratoga?
Then the americans would not get help from the french army and they would lose the war. Wouldnt get their weapons and supplies.
Why did native American lose their way of life?
Native Americans lose their way of life because the English were interested in settling the land and farming it, but that was the land that the Native Americans would not be able to use for hunting or growing their own food.
What did the native americans lose?
Native Americans lost a country that was once theirs. They were a peace loving people that were nice to the Pilgrims and helped teach them about their country.
What battle did general lee lose one third of his army?
gettysburg
What land did the Native Americans lose from 1850 - 1870?
i have nnooo idea :D:D:P:P
Why did Native Americans lose millions of acres of land during the progressive era?
sds
What treaty was issued in 1795 and declared that Native Americans would lose two-thirds of the southern portion of Ohio?
The Treaty of Greenville was issued in 1795 and declared that Native Americans would lose two-thirds of the southern portion of Ohio.
Where did the Americans lose almost their entire southern army?
Charleston. Hope that helps! :x
What do you might have happened if American soldiers had lost the battle of Saratoga?
Then they would lose the war because the French wouldn't help the Americans and the French wouldn't help them to get weapons and things to improve their army soliders
Did the Americans win or lose at the Battle of the Alamo and what was the greatest consequence what did they lose in the process of fighting?
The battle was initially lost to General Santa ann at the Alamo but as the men knew the mexicans were coming, sent for reinforcements. A consequence was all the men died their but were later avenged when the American forces caught up with the fleeing Mexican army.
