Marcus Reno was in charge of the only unit that survived the Battle at Little Big Horn. He was known as a coward after the battle because he retreated during the battle. He was originally not even allowed to be buried with the men at the memorial site.
What were his values?
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
How did he die?
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
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He died by cancer of the tongue.
He fought in the battle of little big horn.
He was a commander in the battle of little Big horn.
Our perspective is that he is a hero because he saved hundreds of lives by not fighting in a hopeless war.
His contributions to history were a good lesson to the government. It showed they need to actually know people won't do bad things and be cowards.
he really didnt have good values. He was a patriot and fought for his country but he panicked a lot and was very cowardly in battle.
He was in the greasy grass battle and thats about it that we know of.
He died after a surgery from cancer of the tongue at age 54.
his values were being the only man and army to live through the little big horn.
he was involved in the little big horn war
he was the highest ranking officer serving under custer then he was assigned command of fort abercrombie.
he died after surgery for cancer of the tongue.
i dont have any perspectives.
he died from tong cancer
his values he commanderd the second party of soldiers to war.
the battles that he was in the little big horn war
i think that it was stupid that he quit he was going to die any way
Values: He is a abandoner
Wars: He was in the battle of little Bighorn he was a leader in the battle
Death: Marcus Reno died in Washington at the age 54, following surgery for cancer of the tongue
Perspective: He was a idiot and a cowered because he abandon his team.
he fought in the battle of little big horn. his vaules were he was a commander of a second party of soldiers. he died from tong cancer. i dont have any persectives
How did he die?
Marcus Reno died in Washington at the age of 54 on died March 29, 1889, following surgery for cancer of the tongue.
Reno was the highest ranking officer serving under Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn in June 1876. Reno with 3 troops, or companies, was to attack the vast Indian village from the south.
He was in the grassy land battle.
He fought in the battle of little big horn.
What were his Contribrutions to history?- He tried to help beat the Indians in the Little Big Hirn but, lost.
What were his Values?- To never give up and give everyone a try.
What were the battles he was involved in? What Role did he have in those battles? Reno was a high Ranking Officer, and he was in Little Bog Horn.
How did he die?- Marcus Reno died of Tongue Cancer
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn.- I think it was great that he ran away I mean it doesn't show that he is a cowered it just showed that he knew they would all die if he didn't unlike Custar.
He was in the Battle of little big horn
He died form tongue cancer
He could not attend his sons wedding because he couldn't afford it
He was there to prevent the indians from running away but when he saw that it was no chance he ran to a hill pass the river and at the top set up a defensive position Intel the other general got there. and they ran.
Marcus Reno Answers
His contributions to history were that he fought i the battle of little big horn and he loosely allied with the Lakota
His values were that he believed in fighting and winning the war and he wanted to show that he was a strong person
The battle he was involved in was the battle of Little Big Horn
He died from tongue cancer
his contributions to history is Reno was promoted to major and in December 1868, joined the 7th Cavalry at Fort Hayes
his did not have no values
he was involved in the battled of Little Big Horn
his die by Marcus Reno died in Washington at the age of 54 on March 29, 1889
i'm perspective to the Reno's action at the battle of little big horn is he was stop did to go and run away and not fight and help his people
our perspectives on this guy are that he is a hero because he saved a lot of people from fighting in a war
He was in charge of the only unit that survived the battle
he thought to retreat to make it out safe
he was in the battle of little big horn
he was killed while having surgery for tongue cancer
my perspective is he was smart to retreat he was the smart one of the two.
What were his values? He was a hero because he saved hundreds of lives. Also He got a medal of the honor of the bravery of the battle.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles? He was a camandor in the battle of little big horn and plus he was the leader at the preach at the fort. and he was the captain of the Frederick Benton.
How did he die? He had cancer. he had surgery and died. he had tong cancer and he was drinking.
What were his contributions to history?
His contributions to history are being the leader of the only unit that survived the battle of little bighorn.
What were his values?
His values were to never, ever give up and give everyone a try.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
He battled in the Little BigHorn.
His role was a major in the 7th Calvary.
How did he die?
He died from tongue cancer.
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
I think that he did the right thing by staying where he was and protecting his troops.
What were his contributions to history? His contributions were he was a fighter in the war of Little Bighorn.
What were his values? His values were he he was one of the highest ranking officers serving under Custer.
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?
How did he die? He died of cancer in his tongue.
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn. My perspective of his actions at the battle of Little Bighorn is that he was a coward for leaving. I also think that he was smart to leave when he did because he would have died like every one else.
Reno is a heroic by weird guy because he sleep with one of his general's wife.
little bighorn
of old age
What were his contributions to history?
He fought in the battle of little bighorn and he loosely allied with the Lakota
What were his values?
To never give up
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
He was involved in the Little Big Horn Battle
How did he die?
He died from tongue cancer
Reno was a man that tried to his beast abilities to do the things he did.
his contribution to history was the little big horn when he went to attack the Native Americans.
his values were his men and the his reputaion.
the battle he was involved in was the little big horn which his role in the battle was to follow the river and meet up with Custer.
he died of old age.
My perspectivs on Reno's actions are that he had little choice. there were so much happening that he could do little to effect it.
What were his contributions to history? he was there for his people and foght for them.
What were his values? Some Quotes
he believed that you should fight for what you believe in he thinks pics will tack his soul.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles? he was in louts of battles he was the leader of his people.
How did he die? he got stabed in the back with a knife
his contribuitions were he and his men were the backup in the battle of the little big horn
his value was that he was one of the best soldiers of the 7th calvary
the main battle he was in was the battle of the little bighorn and he was supossed to come and attack from the rear
he died from a toung cancer
we think he was coward and he should have followed his commander and died like a man
1.he survived the battle of little bighorn
2.he is alot more intelligent than custer
3.The battle of little bighorn. he was a secondary leader
4.cancer of the tongue
What were his contributions to history?
He tried to sop some of the indians from telling the village of Custers attack but when he got there he was overwhelmed of how many Indians there where so he retreated.
What were his values?
He was one of the commanders of the 7th cavalry. He was very smart and graduated from West Point.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
He was the comander of the 7th cavalry in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
How did he die?
He died right before surgery for Tongue Cancer.
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
We think that he did the right thing by retreating. He saved a lot of lives. He held up good enough to stay alive to fight another day.
What were his contributions to history?
That he fought in the Little Bighorn batales.
What were his values?
His values were to never ever give up and give everyone a try at least once.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?He battled in the Little BigHorn.
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His role was a major in the 7th Calvary.
How did he die?
From tongue cancer- Several types of cancer grow in the tongue but squamous cell carcinoma is the most common. Squamous cells are thin, flat cells that line the mouth and other organs.
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
I think he he did the right thing by staying where form when they started to attacking them he was and protecting his troops. And
he tried to get himself and his men out of there because he knew they wouldn't live when there were 1,200 indians. he made it out and some of his men made it out to but not all of them and then he was called a coward because they thought he was running away even though he was just trying to save his men. he died of tongue cancer and i think he was being smart when he tried to get out of there instead of being dumb like Custer and getting himself and all his men killed in less than an hour.
His contribution to history is that he fought in the Battle with Custer. His values were a loving father and a husband. He was in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. He was a Ranking Officer. He died by by a cancer of the tongue.
he was in the battle of the little bighorn
he faught in the war and then he ran so that mad him part of history.
he valude his life. he had kids but he was a bad father because he was abusive
the little big horn.
he got died of cancer.
He was the officer in charge of the only unit to survive the battle of little bighorn.
He valued religion, His Life, and the life of his troop.
Civil war, Calvary officer
Battle of little bighorn, Major in the seventh Cavalry
He died while after having surgery for tongue cancer
I think Reno did the right thing, because he was ambushed and outnumbered by thousands of indians and did what he thought was right for his troops.
His contributions to history is that he and some other men are the only ones that got away in the battle of little bighorn.
His values were his men and his reputation.
He was involved the battle little bighorn and he was the highest ranking officer serving under Custer and he was in the in the civil war as a captain.
He died by having surgery for cancer of the tongue.
My perspectives about Reno's actions a the battle of little bighorn is that he didn't want to die and he did what was best for him and his men.
Reno was one of the only people who lived through the battle of little big horn. He fought for as long as he could without losing his life to help Custer. He died after a surgery for cancer of the tongue. I think he was petrified with shier terror when he saw thousands of indians.
Crazy horse was a fierce warrior in the battle of little big horn. he died by being stabbed with a bayenett. he thought we were heartless.
Marcus Reno died in Washington at the age of 54 on March 29, 1889, following surgery for cancer of the tongue. Marcus Reno was in charge of the only unit that survived the Battle at Little Big Horn. He was known as a coward after the battle because he retreated during the battle. He was originally not even allowed to be buried with the men at the memorial site.
What were his values?
to serve his leader and do what he was told.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles? he got scard and ran from the indeans so he wouldent die.
How did he die? Canser on his tung
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn. i think he was a sisy for leaveing it was rong of him.
What were his values?
to serve his leader and do what he was told.
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles? he got scard and ran from the indeans so he wouldent die.
How did he die? Canser on his tung
Explain your perspective about Reno's actions at the Battle of Little Big Horn. i think he was a sisy for leaveing it was rong of him.
What were his values? He was a hero because he saved hundreds of lives. Also He got a medal of the honor of the bravery of the battle
And he was amazing
What were his contributions to history?
According to one biographer, he was a descendant of Phillippe Francois Renault, who in 1777
What were his values?
Reno was promoted to major and in December 1868
the fourth child of James and Charlotte Reno
What were the battles he was involved in? What role did he have in those battles?
the highest ranking officer serving under Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn
How did he die?
Marcus Reno died in Washington at the age of 54 on March 29, 1889
What were his contributions to history?
His contributions to history are being the leader of the only unit that survived the battle of little bighorn.
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