In the 1990s, the site of the Battle of Little Bighorn in Montana .
A) was closed to the public after it was occupied by a Native American rights movement
B) had its name changed to reflect the participation of Native American warriors
C) was dedicated as a monument to Custer and the Seventh Cavalry
D) became the location for a mountain-carved image of Chief Crazy Horse

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The site of the Battle of Little Bighorn had its name changed to reflect the participation of Native American warriors, acknowledging the significant role and perspective of the Native Americans in the battle. This was part of broader efforts to provide a more inclusive historical narrative.

In the 1990s, the Site of the Battle of Little