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CoachGeorge Custer survived the first Battle of Manasas and Fredrickburg during the US Civil War. He was also at the Battle of the Little Bighorn which he did not survive.
Colonel George A. Custer and five troops of the US 7th Cavalry Regiment were wiped out by Souix and Cheyenne led by Crazy Horse.
they alkready had the equipment
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When was the cold war fought?
it wasn't fought, it was a stand off of nuclear superpowers.. aka USA vs USSR
When was Custer's Last Stand-up created?
Custer's Last Stand-up was created in 2001.
Where was the last naval battle of the civil war fought?
china
Who was a civil war hero who is best known for his last stand?
Custer - though his last stand was several years after the war.
What war was the last war against Britain fought?
The Falklands War of 1982
Why were the last few moments of custers life named custers last stand?
it was his last battle
What year was Custers last stand made?
lol
How many horses died at custers last stand?
31 horses died
Is also known as the custers last stand?
Battle of the Little Bighorn.
What state was Custers last stand at the battle of little bighorn?
the war was located in bighorm
What is the last major battle between whites and native Americans?
The last major battle was Custers Last Stand.
Why did the native Americans feel strongly about Custers Last Stand?
Very bad. strong feelings of hatred.
Who was the 4 Indian Chiefs in Custers last stand?
Crazy horse, sitting bull, black elk,
When was Theo Custers born?
Theo Custers was born in 1950.
How did custers last stand actually hurt the plains indians?
Custer's Last Stand or the Battle of the Little Bighorn was a disaster for the Plains Indian. After the battle, the US government hunted down the Native American soldiers and forced them onto reservations.
What is Pieter Custers's birthday?
Pieter Custers was born on March 13, 1984.
When was Pieter Custers born?
Pieter Custers was born on March 13, 1984.
