Sioux Chief Crazy Horse lead many battles against the US because he disputed treaties established by the US military. He is acclaimed for his ferocity in battle and efforts in preserving his peoples way of life. He refused to have pictures taken of him and most images of him today are interpretations, such as this one by Brian Fox. Crazy Horse is most famous for his leadership in the Battle of Little Big Horn.
What were his contributions to history?
What were his values? Some Quotes
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
How did he die?
What is your perspective of the battles between the US and the Native Americans?
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He was a very effective part of history and he has a statue because of it. His statue shows native pride and he has great values of equality but he will stand his ground. He was in many battles related to greasy grass and all of that. I think that the indians had the right to fight for their land and i'm glad they killed the euros in the battle of greasy grass.
Crazy horse was a leader
He values were "My lands are where my dead lie buried." that means that Crazy horse cared about his people.
Crazy Horse was in many wars as in The Little Big Horn, Fetterman Massacre, and the Wagon Box Fight
Crazy Horse was in war and he died by getting Stabbed in the face in Prison,
Our perspective on the war is that they shouldn't of fought the white should have just kept their promise and did what they said they would have done.
his contribution to history is how fearice he was in battle. some of his values are things like saying my land is where my dead lie buried. he was involved in the little big horn and joined the cheyenne to help push george crooks men causing withdrawal. he he died after he gave himself up to the soldiers and was i a scouffle with them
What were his contributions to history? crazy horses contributions to history were that everybody should have freedom
What were his values? his values were that him and his family should have there land
What were the battles he was involved in? crazy horse was in the battle of little big horn
What role did he have in those battles?he played the role of a leader
How did he die? he got stabbed in the back while trying to escape from a white man
Crazy horse got his name when he stole one hundred horses from the white man.
At the Battle of Little Bighorn he was the leader of his tribal warriors.
His values where that no man will own the land on witch we walks.
He died when he was stabbed in the back in prison because the white men feared him.
he was a great warrior. his values were things like saying my land is where my dead lie buried. he was also involved in the battle of little big horn. he died by being stabbed in the back. our persecutive on the war is that they should fought even if the white did break the treaty.
He died from getting captured by the euros and stabbed in the back. He was a very brave soldier and fought as well as he could and was looked up to by many. My perspective on this is that he had the right to kill the euros and so did the rest of the indians. The euros violated the treaty and disrespected them so i am on the indians side.
how he was killed he was stabbed in the back in prison.
what were his values they were his family.
to contribute to history that he was a vissionary.
what wars he was involved in was the great sioux war and the little big horn
the rolle that he had was that he was the war chief
the prospective was that it was stupid because it was there land first
crazy horse was a great native war lord and medicine man who had visions for his people to go war
crazy horse was in many battles and was victorious
in all wars he was in
crazy horse was captured and was stabbed in the back by res. police
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Crazy Horse's contributions to history were that he was a visionary leader that people respected and his great responsibility to protect them.
His values were to protect his people, along with the traditions and values of the Lakota way of life.
He was involved in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. He also turned back General George Cook on June 17, 1876. He was a leader of the resistance. It was band of Oglala and Cheyenne that fought against going to the reservation.
His role in the battles was as a leader.
Crazy Horse died while his arms were held by one of the arresting officers and then a soldier ran him through with a bayonet.
My perspective of the battles is that it was weird. The indians and the Us were fighting over stupid things and the indians were fighting over something that was important to them.
1. his contributions to history is for people to think of the persons life not their image.
2. People don't buy the earth that people walk and this land is were my people are lied buried.
3. he was a leader in the little bighorn.
4. he was grabbed and jabbed in the back and died.
What were his contributions to history?
His contributions to history were he was ferocious in war and cared about his people and where they would end up.
What were his values?
He values the land where his dead people lie buried.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
Little Big Horn
Fetterman Massacre
The Wagon Box Fight
He was the leader of his tribal warriors.
How did he die?
He was stabbed in the back while he was walking to his prison cell and the guard held his hands behind his back while another soldier came up and killed him with the tip thing on his gun.
What is your perspective of the battles between the US and the Native Americans?
We feel that the US had no right to take their land because they were here before us and the Europeans should of had to learn the Native American ways. The Indians also had every right to defend their land and their beliefs.
What were his contributions to history? He lead many battles against the US.
What were his values? His values were that he was a great leader to his people.
What were the battles he was involved in
He was involved in the Battle Of Little Bighorn.
What role did he have in those battles?
He was one of the leaders.
How did he die?
He got stabbed in the back by a solder.
Crazy Horse was a great leader of the Oglala
He believes that people live were their people lie buried
He was involved in the great siox war of 1876-77
Crazy horse was killed by police with one holding his hands behind his back while one jabbed a bayonet through his back.
GWEN:i think it may have bin important than and if they hadn't happened we would not be here.
BRADY: I think that it really didn't matter because even though we loosed it wasn't as important as the little big horn war or all the others.
Blaise: I didn't like it because it was a historic subject and it was about the war at little big horn.
“My lands are where my dead lie buried." “One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk.”
how did he die? he was stabbed.
he fought the battles so that was a big thing for the history. he was a great leader so that was also a big thing for history.
his family was his value. and he was a famuse war hero
little big horn
he got stabed in the back
Crazy horse was one of the chiefs who led the troop of men and defeated the 7th cavalry. He wanted to be good to his people he didn't want to only be a warier but also a shamon he thought that we were the enemy taking his peoples land
he was a great warrior and lead his people into battle against Custer. he was ferocity in battle and he was good at leading his people and preserving his peoples way of life. he was involved in the Great Siox war and the Battle of the Little Bighorn. he died when men with authority put hand cuffs on him and then stabbed him in the back and he had no way to protect himself.
What were his contributions to history? if crazy horse didnt stop that sneak attack on sitting bulls village the indians would of probably lost
What were his values? Some Quotes
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles? the great sioux war,fetterman massacre,wagon box fight, battle of the red buttes
How did he die? He was stabbed In the Back with a bayonet
He contribution to history is that is helped in the battle of the little big horn. His values was a proud dad and a father! He was in the Battle of the Little Big Horn! He was a leader. He died from a stab in the back! I think it is a stupid thing because they did not do nothing wrong.
Crazy horse was a great legendary warrior of the Lakota indians. he fought in the 1865-1868 wars led by Chief Red cloud.
He valued his people and the land where his died relatives were buried.
Fetterman Massacre where he was a decoy.
wagon box fight where he was a leader.
Battle of little big horn, warrior.
he died when a officer shoot him in the back for going out of the reservation in1877
Crazy horse got his name when he stole one hundred horses from the white man.
At the Battle of Little Bighorn he was the leader of his tribal warriors.
His values where that no man will own the land on witch we walks.
He died when he was stabbed in the back in prison because the white men feared him.
Death: Crazy Horse was stabbed with a bayonet by one of the guards
Contributions: One thing that Crazy Horse give to history was the Crazy Horse memorial that was started by Korczak Ziolkowski
War: Little Big Horn He was one of the leaders
Perspective: He was a great Indian warrior.
He died by getting backstabbed to many times!!
He was a chief in the battle of little big horn
He was a hero because he defended the indians from the whity attack
What were his contributions to history? if crazy horse didnt stop that sneak attack on sitting bulls village the indians would of probably lost The battle of lilbighorn
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles? LilBig Horn He Flanked the soilders
How did he die? He was stabbed In the Back with a bayonet by a soilder in jail
What is your perspective of the battles between the US and the Native Americans?
We think that the battles between the US and the Native Americans were kind of pointless because of the treaties signed should have prevented the battles.
What were his contributions to history?
His contributions to history were he was ferocious in war and cared about his people and where they would end up.
What were his values?
He values the land where his dead people lie buried. And he wouldn't let people take pictures of him because he said it would take his soul. But I think like what Mr. Herbst said that he would just be remembered as a image and not what he did for them.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
Little Big Horn
Fetterman Massacre
The Wagon Box Fight
He was the leader of his tribal warriors.
How did he die?
He was stabbed in the back while he was walking to his prison cell and the guard held his hands behind his back.
What is your perspective of the battles between the US and the Native Americans?
I don't think it was right because we gave them the land and then they found out that there was gold and then we wonted it back. So thats why I don't think it was right.
How did he die?
He was stabbed in the back while he was walking to his prison cell and the guard held his hands behind his back.
What is your perspective of the battles between the US and the Native Americans?
I don't think it was right because we gave them the land and then they found out that there was gold and then we wonted it back. So thats why I don't think it was right.
he was crazy in war and cared about his people and where they would end up.
What were his values?
He values the land where his dead people lie buried.
Little Big Horn
Fetterman Massacre
The Wagon Box Fight
He was the leader of his tribal warriors.
He was stabbed in the back
We feel that the US had no right to take their land because they were here before us and the Europeans should of had to learn the Native American ways. The Indians also had every right to defend their land and their beliefs.
ontributions to history is for people to think of the persons life not their image.
2. People don't buy the earth that people walk and this land is were my people are lied buried.
3. he was a leader in the little bighorn.
4. he was impale by bayonet on a soldiers gun.
What were his contributions to history?
He led resistance to the calvary. He always encouraged his men and other Indians looked up to him. He tried to save his people's way of life.
What were his values? Some Quotes
"One does not sell the land people walk on." ... Crazy Horse, Sept. 23, 1875
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
He was involved in the Battle of the Little Bighorn and on June 17, 1876 he turned back General George Crook in a battle.
How did he die?
While his arms were held by one of the officers that arrested him, a soldier ran him through with a bayonet.
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