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Custer's Last Stand, commonly known as the Battle of the Little Bighorn, was the most definitive Native American triumph and the worst U.S. Army defeat of the long Plains Indian War. Many white Americans were upset at Custer's death, which reaffirmed their perception of Indians as savage and bloodthirsty.
Explanation:
The Battle of Little Big Horn was fought during the Great Sioux War. The combined forces of the Sioux people beat the US Army in this fight, prompting the US government to change its stance toward the Indians, requiring them to either civilize and become US citizens or perish.
