Crow Indian Reservation, Montana Territory

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The Crow Indian Reservation in the former Montana Territory was a Native American reservation that encompassed the area where the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn took place.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American reservation
historical administrative region
appliesToEthnicGroup Apsáalooke people
linked to: Apsáalooke

Crow Nation
associatedWithPeople Crow scouts
Lakota Sioux
linked to: Sioux people

Northern Cheyenne
United States Army
borderedBy Bighorn Mountains region
linked to: Bighorn Mountains

Little Bighorn River
contains valley of the Little Bighorn River
containsSite Battle of the Little Bighorn battlefield
governedBy United States federal government
hasEvent Battle of the Little Bighorn
hasEventDate 1876
hasHeritageDesignation contains area later designated as Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
hasSuccessor modern Crow Indian Reservation, Montana
historicalLocationNowIn Big Horn County, Montana
near present-day Crow Agency, Montana
languageAssociated Crow language
locatedIn Montana Territory
United States
notableFor site of major U.S.–Native American conflict
partOf American Old West
linked to: Old West

Great Sioux War of 1876
timePeriod 19th century
treatyBasis Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851
Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868
underJurisdictionOf Bureau of Indian Affairs
usedFor homeland of the Crow people

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Battle of the Little Bighorn location Crow Indian Reservation, Montana Territory
Crow Indian Reservation, Montana Territory hasSuccessor modern Crow Indian Reservation, Montana
linked to: Crow Indian Reservation, Montana Territory