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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What are the Lance Owners?
(a) A tribal nickname.
(b) Cheyenne warriors.
(c) Elders.
(d) A Sioux society.
2. What did the Oglalas call the road that the settlers knew as "The Oregon Trail"?
(a) The White Man's Road.
(b) The Solder's Trail.
(c) The Holy Road.
(d) Laramie Trail.
3. Approximately how many men served under Custer at Gettysburg?
(a) 4,800.
(b) 1,700.
(c) 1,200.
(d) 2,000.
4. In Chapter 8, where are the Shoshonis hunting before the Oglala and Cheyenne raid?
(a) Captive Butte.
(b) Near Fort Laramie.
(c) Bighorn River.
(d) Sweetwater River.
5. What was the last major tribe pushed onto the Plains by military defeats with other tribes?
(a) Chippewa.
(b) Sioux.
(c) Arapaho.
(d) Crow.
Short Answer Questions
1. What old friend did Custer persuade General Pleasonton to give him as as aide?
2. According to Chapter 9, what white man does Crazy Horse develop a friendship with?
3. In what year was George Armstrong Custer born?
4. How did Custer spend his teenager years according to Chapter 7?
5. What medal did Tom Custer receive for his actions at Appomattox?
Short Essay Questions
1. Custer only took one leave from West Point. When and where did he go?
2. What religion did the Custer family practice, and where did they worship?
3. According to the author, what led Curly to seek a vision in Chapter 4?
4. How are Crazy Horse and Custer viewed during their late teens?
5. What did Crazy Horse and Custer think of alcohol?
6. Why was Custer turned down for a command of a new Michigan cavalry regiment?
7. Why do men and animals congregate in the tree groves on the Great Plains in Chapter 1?
8. Explain George Armstrong Custer's birth order.
9. In Chapter 3, why was Curly encouraged to look up to young warriors? In what way did he not?
10. Describe what happened when Custer and his wife left for the Wilderness Campaign.
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