The 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn marked the start of prolonged warfare in the Dakotas. took place in Wyoming. was a short-lived Indian victory. saw the Sioux united under Sitting Bull and Geronimo. saw the destruction of the entire Seventh Cavalry.

was a short-lived Indian victory.

Explanation:

The Sioux leaders on the Great Plains, Sitting Bull, and Crazy Horse vigorously opposed the U.S. government's attempts in the mid-19th century to constrain their people to Indian reservations. The  Battle of Little Bighorn was fought between Sioux leaders and Cheyenne warriors who have outnumbered the federal troops led by Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer. Around two hundred soldiers died in the battle and U.S forces justified the event to showcase the wild nature of native Indians. And therefore the efforts to confine native tribes were increased after this event.

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