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Cheyenne Indians (3444 words)
While exact numbers are difficult to determine, it is clear that the Northern Cheyenne and Lakota outnumbered the U.S. force by approximately 3:1, a ratio which was extended to 5:1 during the piecemeal parts of the battle.
After their fight with Custer was finished, the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne came back to attack the remaining US forces under Benteen and Reno, who had finally ventured toward the audible firing of the Custer fight.
This reservation was expanded in 1890, the current western border is the Crow Indian Reservation and the eastern border is the Tongue River.
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