Dog Soldiers | Cheyenne Warrior Society

The transcript details the history of the Cheyenne tribe, focusing on their migration, governance, and resistance against US expansion. It highlights the role of the Dog Soldiers, a powerful military society, in resisting treaties and leading battles. The Sand Creek Massacre is a pivotal event, leading to further conflicts and the eventual escape of the Northern Cheyenne to Montana, where they settled permanently.

Where did the Cheyenne originally reside before migrating westward?

• Pacific Coast

• Great Lakes area

• Great Plains

• Rocky Mountains

Which Cheyenne military society was known for its power and militancy?

• Shield Warrior Society

• Elk Warrior Society

• Dog Soldiers

• Fox Warrior Society

What was the Dog Soldiers' stance on treaties with the US government?

• They resisted signing treaties

• They supported all treaties

• They were indifferent to treaties

• They signed treaties reluctantly

What event is considered a critical cause of the Little Bighorn battle?

• Pike's Peak Gold Rush

• Sand Creek Massacre

• Battle of Beecher Island

• Second Battle of Adobe Walls

Which battle involved a siege where soldiers were starved and had to eat horse meat?

• Battle of Beecher Island

• Second Battle of Adobe Walls

• Battle of Platte Bridge

• Battle of Little Bighorn

Who led the combined native force at the Second Battle of Adobe Walls?

• Sitting Bull

• Quanah Parker

• Crazy Horse

• Chief Gaul

What was the outcome of the Battle of Little Bighorn for the natives?

• A decisive victory

• A significant loss

• A narrow defeat

• A stalemate

Where were the Northern Cheyenne eventually settled after their struggles?

• Oklahoma

• Montana

• Kansas

• South Dakota

Who was the real leader of the Northern Cheyenne's escape to the north?

• Roman Nose

• Tangle Hare

• Little Wolf

• Dull Knife

What was the estimated cost to the US government for each Cheyenne killed during their subjugation?

• $500,000

• $1,000,000

• $1,500,000

• $2,000,000