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Apache Indians
The tribal name made famous by some of the great chiefs in history. While most tribe names commonly meant "friend" or "people" Apache means "Enemy" in the Zuni language. Tribal lands included West Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona.
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How do you say beautiful in apache?
Western Apache: " ch'il dénzhónéhi ", which means beautiful plants (flowers).
How did apache Indians get their water supply?
From rivers, streams and springs. Fresh water was plentiful in Chinook territory.
Chiricahua Apache
Geronimo was born of the Bedonkohe Apache tribe in No-doyohn Canon, Arizona, June, 1829, near present day Clifton, Arizona. The fourth in a family of four boys and four girls, he was called Goyathlay (One Who Yawns.) In 1846, when he was seventeen, he was admitted to the Council of the Warriors, which allowed him to marry. Soon, he received permission; married a woman named Alope, and the couple had three children.
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Geronimo was a fearsome man he came from the Apache tribe of Native India he led bloody battles through hard times he was a vital man and avoided being captured by 5000 troops but finally he surrendered he was taken to a Florida prison where he lived the rest of his lonely a now pathetic like in the prison cell he died in the year 1909.1829-1909.He was a astonishing man with great power and responsibility.He was an Eighty-Year-Old man which in that time was a long time to live and a possible long-life with no happy-ending.
Geronimo was from the Apache tribes.
What crafts did the apache Indians make?
they hunted game to survive, and they never killed fish or any amphibians.
they used bows and arrows, when they hunted.
they hunted;
- elk
- eagle
- bison
- antalope (they were in America then)
- wolves
- coyote.
not really a balanced diet is it? well now i think that is a sutable answer for now... but it isntThey also gathered berrys and nuts to help balance there diet.
Also they lived in teepes that were located in the south west of the undited states (arizona ,newmexic ect. . . ) :) well now i think that is a subtle answer for now . . . just a little extra info
How do you say angel in the Apache language?
There are many different Apache dialects, but the eastern Apaches generally use the word bi.shish.jik
The Jicarilla use the word a.yan.de, which is closely related to Navajo ayani.
What are some customs of the Apache tribe?
Known for their fierce fighting qualities, lived in round wigwums that often the women built while the men went out to hunt, they are gatherers and hunters, and spoke a unique language name Athabaskans.
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.
What are the chief characteristics of Indian agriculture as it is today?
Andhra pradesh one of the India states more keen in developing
agriculture activity with scientific knowledge support.Unlike Punjab
who are exploiting all the knowledge and over doing.This is very harmful.
Water is the vital agent for Indian farmer which is either available in abundance when not required and scanty when needed due to monsoon
blues. Still Indian farmers supply their produce fighting all the odds. Thanks to the modern politician who lack knowledge of Agriculture
and to gather votes vouch for farmers interests. Main short coming
in the shape of middle men who procure produce from farmers for
less price and sell them to consumer for fat prices. Dishonest traders
sell fake seed/other things needed for farming. Creating false scarcity of fertilizers.
The Farmer is very much dependent on Government mechanism which is lathergic in implementing national projects. Maharastra anubhavfarmer club achieved some thing like a miracle in educating farmers in choosing right crop technology etc.
Though procurement is government job fixing price is not . Politicians like Sh Charda babu Naidu of Telugu Desam Party opinionedthat farming a waste process but if nor farming where we get our staple food??
What hobbies do Indian children have?
People in India like to go to the cinemas to watch the latest Bollywood films. Bollywood make over a thousand films a month, so the cinema prices are around the equivalent to $6.50 or £4.50.
What did the apache do to make them famous?
The Apache were a fierce tribe led by Geronimo. They were great warriors. It took 5,000 US soldiers to capture 50 Apaches on September 4, 1886.
Where is a picture of the symbol for the Apache Indian tribe?
This would depend on the specific Apache Tribe. Search google images for "Lipan Apache", "White Mountain Apache" and "San Carlos, Arizona Apache" for a few examples. There are also other symbols, that may be used for religious or spiritual purposes, flags, identifying a particular Apache Nation. (see the related link for one example)
Why are the Apaches remembered mostly as warriors?
Because they were constantly at war with other Indian tribes to claim Comancheria for themselves and to defend it.
What year did Geronimo captured and his tribe moved from Arizona to Florida?
They were incarcerated froom 1886 to 1887 at Fort Pickens in Pensacola, Florida after formally surrendering to General Miles on 4 September 1886 at Skeleton Canyon, Arizona.
The british hoped to limit american settlement by supplying Native americans with guns and ammunition.
Comanche women were responsible for maintaining life around the village. They raised the children, tanned the hides, and took care of the other basic necessities of life.
Who is the current chief of the Apache tribe?
"Apache", just like "Sioux" is not the name of a single tribe but a large group of many related tribes, each with its own chiefs and tribal councils.
Among the Apache the picture is further complicated by changes in tribal structure and because each group has been known by more than one name, leading to much confusion.
Today six tribal groups are generally recognised: Chiricahua, Western Apache, Mescalero, Jicarilla, Lipan and Kiowa-Apache.
Most of the modern Apache tribes are today governed by a committee with a president at its head; in the case of the Chiricahua Apache Nde Nation, Edward Two Moons is tribal President.
Because he was an Inuit cleaner. He turned people's houses into art because he wanted to be an artist. He created a fire "painting" by burning someone's house down. Then he was arrested.
Who was the first man besides the vikings to land on the North American continent?
The first man besides the Vikings to land on the North American continent was Christopher Columbus. He landed in north America in 1492.
What kind of lifestyle did an sumerian civilization live?
The Sumerian civilization was a very advanced civilization. They loved pottery so much, they made lots of it! They also developed the earliest forms of writing known as cuneiform! they developed the oldest known law system made by Hammurabi. How cool? They loved astronomy, mathematics, and also science. They had a very accurate calendar. They had temples and very helpful tools. So I'm pretty sure that after all my "smarticle" sense of talking I would say that the Sumerians had a pretty sweet and cool life style! I wish I was a Sumerian.
