Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Which American military leader's greatest claim to fame was losing his last battle, his life, and all his troops, to a large number of angry American Indians led by Sitting Bull?"
...1. George A. Custer 2. George B. McClellan 3. J. E. B. Stuart 4. George Crook Custer was undoubtedly a brave man; perhaps too brave. He had a good battle record in the Civil War, and up to this point in the Indian Wars. Had he had a greater respect for his enemies, he might have done better. (And also, had he properly valued the accurate information his scouts reported; and had he refrained from dividing his forces in hostile territory, and from assuming that his own battle plan would go unchallenged.) In the end he, and every man under his direct command, were wiped out at the Little Big Horn. J.E.B. Stuart was a Confederate cavalry general in the American Civil War. McClellan is best remembered for the McClellan saddle. Crook delivered an average performance in the Apache Wars.
Step 2 : Answer to the question "7. Which American military leader's greatest claim to fame was losing his last battle, his life, and all his troops, to a large number of angry American Indians led by Sitting Bull?"
George A. Custer:
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