KnowraBattle of the Little BighornLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Battle of the Little Bighorn, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 7Compared with 1Lakota peopleRelated: Lakota participation made the battle a defining episode in resistance to U.S. expansion.George Armstrong CusterRelated: Custer and the soldiers with him were killed during this battle.Sitting BullRelated: Sitting Bull’s vision and leadership helped rally the resistance before this decisive victory.Cavalry chargeRelated: The battle illustrates the risks of fragmented mounted attacks against an enemy able to maneuver and concentrate fire.Crazy HorseRelated: Crazy Horse fought in the Indigenous victory that became his best-known military engagement.Philip SheridanRelated: The defeat prompted a broader Army response under Sheridan’s departmental command.AmbushRelated: The fighting included attacks on separated U.S. forces, though the battle was not simply one planned ambush.GallBroader topic: Gall fought in the battle and was among the Lakota leaders whose actions helped defeat Custer’s force.Kit CarsonCompared with: It exemplifies a later phase of Indigenous resistance, after Carson’s death and distinct from his campaigns.Sioux WarsBroader topic: The victory became a landmark episode in the Great Sioux War.Great Sioux WarBroader topic: The war’s best-known battle ended George Armstrong Custer’s command on the Little Bighorn River.