Crow Current population 12,000 Location Montana Language(s) Crow (Sioux language) The Crows, also known as Crows, Absaroka or Absáalooke, are a Native American tribe that historically lived in the Yellowstone River Valley, and were relocated by the United States government to a reservation south
The Comanches are a Native American people, today about 14,050 people, half of whom live in Oklahoma (former Indian Territory); the rest is divided between Texas, California and New Mexico.Flag of the Comanche Nation. The Comanches are today recognized federally as the Comanche Nation. Name and lan
Cheyenne Current population 3654 Location Great Plains Language(s) lioox The Cheyenne are a Native American nation of the Great Plains, close allies of the Arapaho and generally allies of the Lakota (Sioux). They are one of the most famous and important Plains tribes. In their mother tongue, the
The Cherokîs, Chérokîs, Chérakis or Cherokees (ᎠᏂᏴᏫᏯ ah-ni-yv-wi-ya in the Cherokee language) according to the English spelling are a people of North America who lived in the east and southeast of the United States before being forced to move to the Ozark plateau. They were part of the organization
The Arapahos (also called Arapahoes or Gens de Vache in French) are a Native American tribe that lived during the era of European settlement on the eastern plains of Colorado and Wyoming. History The Arapaho people consist of approximately 5,000 individuals. They were close allies of the Cheyenne a
The Apaches are a group of North American Indian tribes living in the southwestern United States and sharing the same language. The Navajos speak a very similar language. Nomads and hunters, fierce warriors attacking the farming peoples and later opposing the Spanish colonists, then the Mexicans an
Ammunition :.44-40 WCF Canon :76.2 cm Length :126 cm Mass of empty weapon :3.9 kg Store :16 rounds The Winchester Model 1873 rifle is one of the weapons that conquered the American West. Technical This lever-action rifle is constructed of wood and steel. The ejection of casings is done from the t
William Tecumseh Sherman (February 8, 1820 – February 14, 1891) was an American soldier, businessman, teacher, and writer. He served as a general in the Union Army during the Civil War, where his skills as an officer and strategist were recognized. But he is also widely criticized for his harsh scor
Sitting Bull (Sitting Bull) - (around 1834 - December 15, 1890) was a tribal chief and shaman of the Sioux Hunkpapas, of whom he was the main resistance fighter against the American army. Its original name, Tatanka Iyotanka, means “seated male bison” in Sioux. Sitting Bull in 1882 He was born i
Red Cloud, (in Sioux:Makhpyia-luta in French Nuage rouge) born in 1821, died on December 10, 1909 is a Sioux chief. Red Cloud Chief of the Oglalas Sioux Indians, he is not the son of a chief but becomes one for his courage and his temerity. He won many battles and encouraged many Sioux leaders
The Bozeman Trail (Bozeman Trail) was an overland route connecting gold rush territories in Montana to the Oregon Trail. Traced in June 1865, it therefore went from Fort Laramie to the mining territory of Montana, thus cutting into the territory of the Lakota tribes along the Black Hills. This rout
The Wounded Knee Massacre took place in the United States of America (South Dakota) on December 29, 1890. About 200 Native Americans from the Lakota Minneconjou Tribe of the Sioux (including several dozen women and children) were killed by the United States Army. The term massacre was used by Genera
George Armstrong Custer was an American cavalry general (December 5, 1839 New Rumley, Ohio - June 25, 1876, Montana). He is famous for his exploits during the Civil War and his defeat at the Battle of the Little Big Horn against a coalition of Indian tribes. He is one of the main American figures of
This article is a draft for completion concerning the story, you can share your knowledge by modifying it. Gall (circa 1840 – December 5, 1894), called in his language Pizi, was a Native American Hunkpapa war chief, one of the seven clans of the Sioux Nation. Gall was born in what is now South Dak
The Henry rifle, designed in 1860, is a North American breech-loading, manually repeating long gun:the shooter operates a trigger guard and the gun is ready to fire again. Reserve metal cartridges are contained in a tubular magazine placed under the barrel. A notable advance over contemporary rifle
Crazy Horse is a Native American chief, born around 1840 and died on September 5, 1877, who was, with Sitting Bull, one of the great Lakota chiefs who fought against the American soldiers. Its name in English (translated into French as Crazy Horse) is the translation from the Lakota language of Tas
A Bowie knife is a kind of knife designed by Colonel James Bowie. This knife is easily recognizable by its shape. It is also very popular for its use as a weapon or as a tool for camping, hunting or fishing. The Bowie knife has been improved several times by Jim Bowie. A knife has a blade at leas
Buffalo Soldiers is a nickname originally given to members of the 10th Cavalry Regiment of the United States Army, which was raised on September 21, 1866 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Eventually, this term also encompassed the 9th Cavalry Regiment and the 24th and 25th Infantry Regiments. These regi
The Battle of Rosebud Creek took place on June 17, 1876 in Big Horn County (Montana Territory) in the United States and opposed 1,300 soldiers of the American army, led by General George Crook, to 750 Lakota Indian warriors and Cheyennes, commanded by Crazy Horse, as part of the Black Hills War. The
Battle of Little Big Horn General information Date June 25, 1876 Location Little Bighorn Valley, Montana Outcome Decisive Indian Victory BelligerentsSioux and Cheyenne Indians United States Commanders Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Two Moon Crow King Gall Rain In The Face Marcus RenoGeorge A
The First World War opposed the Triple Alliance, made up of the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy, to the Triple Entente (France, Great Britain, Russia joined by Italy and the States). This war is bogged down in the trenches, leaving nations bloodless, especially Germany. Indeed,
But the superiority of the Wehrmacht was not only quantitative:it was ready for aggression. His troops were concentrated in compact groupings that had everything necessary for operations. The soldiers and officers had combat experience, they had been to the school of fire in the west and in the sout
The history of cryptography is almost as old as that of human language. It is known that the ancient Egyptians, Chinese, Indians or Greeks already used more or less sophisticated message encryption methods, as shown by some surviving documentary examples. Generally associated with the military fiel
Marcel Alessandri (1895-1968) was a French army officer, active during World War I, World War II and the Indochina War. Family origins He was born in Boulogne-sur-Mer on July 23, 1895. Military career First World War Admitted to the special military school of Saint-Cyr on July 1, 1914, he joined