Crazy Horse (Story Time with Mr. Beat)

Crazy Horse, a Native American war leader of the Lakota Sioux, is celebrated for his resistance against American expansion. Born around 1840, he became a symbol of bravery and leadership. Despite personal challenges, including a tumultuous love life and the loss of his daughter, Crazy Horse rose as a prominent warrior. He played a key role in battles such as the Fetterman Fight and the Battle of Little Bighorn. Despite treaties, tensions with the US persisted, leading to the Black Hills War. Crazy Horse eventually surrendered but was killed in 1877. His legacy endures as a symbol of resistance and courage.

What event in Crazy Horse's early life led him to distrust white people?

• The signing of the Fort Laramie Treaty

• The death of Chief Conquering Bear

• The Battle of Little Bighorn

• The construction of the Crazy Horse Memorial

What title was Crazy Horse given by his tribe in 1865?

• Medicine Man

• Shirt Wearer

• Chief

• Scout

Why was Crazy Horse stripped of his title as a shirt wearer?

• He refused to sign the Fort Laramie Treaty

• He was involved with a married woman

• He lost a significant battle

• He surrendered to the US Army

Which battle is considered the greatest victory by Native Americans over U.S. troops?

• Battle of the Rosebud

• Battle of Little Bighorn

• Battle of Wounded Knee

• Battle of Wolf Mountain

Who did Crazy Horse team up with during the Black Hills War?

• Chief Gall

• Chief Joseph

• Chief Sitting Bull

• Chief Red Cloud

What action did Crazy Horse take in May 1877?

• He led a surprise attack on General Crook

• He surrendered at Fort Robinson

• He moved to Canada

• He signed a peace treaty

How is Crazy Horse remembered today?

• As a controversial figure

• As a peaceful negotiator

• As a symbol of resistance

• As a forgotten leader