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The address of the Tonto Basin Public Library is: 415 Old Hwy 188, Tonto Basin, 85553 8555
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What languages are spoken by Comanche people?
all 6 apache languages (Jicarilla, Mescalero & Chiricahua (pretty much the same language), Plains-Apache, Lipan, Western Apache) are athabaskanMost Apaches speak English today.Traditionally, the Apaches speak southern Athabaskan language.Apache has at least two language divisions: Eastern and Western. Some consider Chiricahua-Mescalero is a dialect of Western Apache; others consider it a separate language. Some people consider Jicarilla, Lipan, and Plains Apache to be separate languages; others consider them to be dialects of Eastern Apache."Other than oral communication, Apaches also intercommunicated with the use of smoke signals from faraway distances. Symbols, pictures , and gestures were used to communicate and establish trade with other tribes"The Apache Indians spoke the Apache language. It is a branch of the Cree Indian language family.
Where did Geronimo the Apache Indian live?
He lived in Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas and Mexico and he served time as a Prisoner of War in Florida, Alabama and at Fort Sill, Oklahoma where he died on 17 February 1909 at the age of 79.
Were the apache an independent tribe?
No, there were different branches or clans of Apaches. Mescalero and Cherikowa being two of them.The Apache peoples share a geographic origin, in what is now the southwestern U.S.; they share many cultural traditions; and they share a loosely related group of similar languages. Their basic social structure was family-grouped clans, but many of the clans were loosely affiliated with other clans to forms groups that might be considered tribes. An Apachean tribe did not share the powerful social and political ties of the plains tribes to the north. There was most certainly no such thing as one great tribe encompassing all of the Apache peoples.Because the Apaches kept themselves isolated from Europeans in their challenging southwestern terrain, scientists are missing a lot of details about the early clan/tribe relationships. We are left to guess about many of the intriguing details of the early Apachean culture and languages. When the U.S. Army conquered the Apaches in the late 1800's and sent them to reservations, there was vast cross-cultural mixing that made it almost impossible to accurately reconstruct knowledge of the pre-reservation Apaches. Even the languages changed, and new crosscut dialects immediately appeared.While there is no widespread scientific agreement on the fine details, it is not unreasonable to suggest that there were 3 Apachean language dialects: White Mountain, San Carlos, and Tonto (related to Navajo language). It is not unreasonable to suggest that there were approximately 6 major social or roughly "tribal" groupings: Western Apache, Plains Apache, Chiricahua, Mescalero, Jicarilla, and Lipans. The Navajo were a 7th Apachean group, but today they are considered a separate tribe.
Which person was not one of the authors of the federalist papers?
The fedralist papers swayed many people to the fedralist cause, this is due to the excellent writing done by the cogent and superflous authors. Among these were not: George Cloony Donald Trump Kim Kardashian Sara Palin Flava Flav Mike Tyson Mike deGrass Tyson Saddam Hussein Osama BinLaden Steve Jobs The Rock Slyvester Stylone John Lenon Ringo Star Paul McCartney Adolf Hitler Alfresco Scott Hampton P. Lawrence the Chivalrous Salvador Domènec Felip Jacint Dalí i Domènech, Marquis of Dalí de Púbol Joseph Stalin Winston Churchill Gorbechev Kruschev FDR LBJ JFK BFK MLK Theadore Roosevelt Ulysseus S. Grant Thor Freya Loki Odysseus Calypso Captain Jack Sparrow Black Beard Jimmy the Kid The Don Albus Dumbledore Voldemort Edward Scissor Hands Rango The Mad Hatter Willie Wonka Glen Lantz Jack Marshall Specialist Gator Lerner Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker Gilbert Grape Sam Axel Blackmar Edward D. Wood, Jr Gene Watson Don Juan/John R. DeMarco Donnie Brasco/Joseph D. Pistone Raphael Raoul Duke William Blake Ichabod Crane Spencer Armacost Dean Corso Roux Lt. Victor Bon Bon Fredrick Abberline Cesar George Jung Sheldon Sands L'inconnu J.M. Barrie Mort Rainey John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester Victor Van Dort Sweeny Todd John Dillinger Frank Tupelo Tony Alexander Pearce Paul Kemp Barnabas Collins Tonto Johnny Depp Bob Barker Drew Carry William Adama Jim Carry Rebbaca Black Michal Jackson The rest of the Jackson Five Lady Gaga Ke$ha Justin Bieber he dead Jason Swango Robert Olesen Kyle Sprague Dylan Wright Kyle Wilson and the rest of the Freedom Brigade
What is the phone number of the Tonto Basin Public Library in Tonto Basin?
The phone number of the Tonto Basin Public Library is: 928-479-2355.
When was Tonto Basin - novel - created?
Tonto Basin - novel - was created in 1921.
How many pages does Tonto Basin - novel - have?
Tonto Basin - novel - has 330 pages.
What are the release dates for Tonto Basin Outlaws - 1941?
Tonto Basin Outlaws - 1941 was released on: USA: 10 October 1941
What are the ratings and certificates for Tonto Basin Outlaws - 1941?
Tonto Basin Outlaws - 1941 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved (PCA #7701)
What attraction is NOT located in the Superstition Mountains?
Tonto Natural Bridge
When was Tonto created?
Tonto was created in 1933.
The Tonto Natural Bridge in Arizona is located in what county?
Gila County about 10 miles from Payson AZ.
Who was the lone rangers companion?
The Indian, Tonto.
When was Tonto Coleman born?
Tonto Coleman was born in 1907.
When was The Tonto Kid created?
The Tonto Kid was created in 1934.
When was Tonto Dikeh born?
Tonto Dikeh was born in 1985.
