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Geronimo was the leader of the Apache Indians
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What did Geronimo the apache live in?
Geronimo lived in both Arizona, and New Mexico. He was a leader of the Apache, and he fought against both Texas and Mexico.
What was an accomplishment of Geronimo that might have had an impact on the world?
Geronimo was a prominent leader of the Apache who fought against Mexico and Texas during the Apache Wars. As a major component in this war, he can be credited with a major impact on the world.
Geronimo was a member of the Sioux Indian tribe?
Yes. He was an Apache leader and fought when army troops invaded their territory on the San Carlos Reservation.
In 1753 who fought the british over settlements in the ohio river valley?
The French had claimed the Ohio River Valley first, so they are the ones who fought against the British.
Why did Cochise surrender?
To my knowledge Cochise never surrendered. Perhaps you are thinking of Geronimo; another Apache leader who fought the good fight before deciding to surrender.
What type of weapons did Apache Indians use?
They used knifes,arrows,bows,spears,shields,and guns that they got from raids on the americans.
Who were the tribe the apache fought?
Yes. They did. you see, i did my Arizona research paper on this
Who was the leader who fought Persians in the was between Spartans and Persians?
The leader was called Leoleadre and they fought at Thermopylae
What were the two tribes who fought in the french and Indian war?
The French and the Indians fought together. the British and Americans fought together against the french and Indians. was that exiting.
In 1753 who fought the British settlements in the Ohio river valley?
The French
What battle did Cochise take part in?
Cochise was an Apache Chief who lived from 1805-1874. He fought in many battles but is famed for his part in the Battle of Apache Pass.
Why is Geronimo an important figure to the Apache people?
Geronimo is an important figure to the Apache people because he symbolizes resistance and resilience in the face of oppression. As a leader of the Bedonkohe Apache, he fought fiercely against the U.S. government's attempts to forcibly relocate his people and destroy their way of life. His courage and determination have made him a legendary figure, embodying the struggle for Native American rights and sovereignty. Today, Geronimo is celebrated as a cultural icon and a symbol of pride for the Apache and other Indigenous peoples.
