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The Battle of Little Bighorn<span>. ... Of all the battles fought in the west, none is as famed as the </span>Battle of Little Bighorn<span>, an 1876 engagement between the 7th Regiment of the US Cavalry and the warriors of the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho nations.</span>
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Since the conversion of Constantine to Christianity and his declaration of Christianity as the official religion of his Roman State, the steeples, the pointed roofs of churches, have been included in church buildings . He via his "Edict of Milan" in 313CE, made the Roman Empire a religiously neutral state. This led to the merging of Pagan and Christian symbols.
Church steeples can be traced back thousands of years to Egypt and pagan worship Steeples on the churches, and obelisks (such as the one at the Vatican and our Washington Monument), which depict the influence of our ancestors who worshipped phallus.
The symbol for Priapus - a Greek god of fertility was an exaggerated phallus. The male phallus was also very important to the cult of Osiris in the ancient Egyptian religion. The obelisk is a phallic symbol used in worship of the sun god Ra (Egypt). Over the years, the tall poles became a part of the architectural design of our earliest churches.
The obelisk was a strong influence on the the Ancient Romans. Currently, Rome now has more than twice the number of obelisks standing in Egypt. It also very clear to see the connection between the obelisk and the common church steeple, which many historians have pointed out.
It's interesting to note that every major power centre in the world such as Rome, London, and Washington DC, has an obelisk.
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Answer: Battle of Antietam
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