Remember Little Bighorn

Remember Little Bighorn is an excellent historical narrative that sheds light on the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Author Paul Robert Walker has done an exceptional job of collating scores of eyewitness accounts from Indians, soldiers, and scouts to provide readers with a balanced and objective account of the events that led to the battle. The book covers the core curriculum topics of Westward Expansion and the Indian Wars, making it an ideal resource for middle-grade students.Readers get a comprehensive understanding of events that preceded the Little Bighorn battle, including the discovery of gold on Indian land, the refusal by Indian leaders to obey government orders, and the subsequent battle in Rosebud Valley. The book then delves into the three major clashes that make up the Battle of the Little Bighorn—the attack by Major Reno, the Custer Massacre, and the final battle on Reno Hill.In addition to the text, the book also features some 50 archival images, several by Native Americans, plus a map showing troop and Indian movement. Readers also benefit from a comprehensive time line of Indian Wars, web sites, student-friendly resources, and a quick-reference index, making it an ideal source for writing reports.I highly recommend Remember Little Bighorn to anyone looking for a well-researched and vivid historical narrative. It is a must-read for middle-grade students interested in American history and provides an excellent introduction to the Indian Wars. With its extensive use of primary sources and balanced approach, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the Battle of Little Bighorn and its place in American history.