Custer's Fall and Native Resistance

This chapter explores the historical backdrop of Sitting Bull's resistance against American expansion and the Ghost Dance movement, culminating in the pivotal Battle of Little Bighorn. It examines General Custer's underestimated tactical errors against Native forces, the internal rivalries within his command, and the broader implications of Custer's death on U.S. military policy. The discussion further reflects on the legacy of Custer and the importance of critically evaluating historical narratives and sources.