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The Indian Victory at Little Bighorn

Question 23
Multiple Choice

The Indian victory at Little Bighorn: A) was typical at the time. B) only temporarily delayed the advance of white settlement. C) brought an end to the hostilities. D) came after an unprovoked attack by Indians. E) resulted in no U.S. army casualties.

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