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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.
755 Questions
What did the Apaches drink from?
They mostly drank from spring water. If they didn't have water they would drink their own pee.
Did Geronimo have three wives?
Geronimo had multiple wives including several at the same time. His first wife Alope, and their three children, were all killed by the Mexican Army in about 1849. Other wives included:
Chee-hash-kish,
Nana-tha-thtith,
Zi-yeh,
She-ga,
Shtsha-she,
Ih-tedda.
Ta-ayz-slath and
Azul.
What food did Geronimo's Indian tribe eat?
They were a plains tribe so deer, buffalo, small game, and birds were eaten. They also grew a few crops.
What god did apache Indians worship?
Most Apache tribes worship a single creator, Naiyenesganior Yusan (or Usan) and a variety of lesser gods and spirits.
With 6 separate tribes originally spread from Oklahoma to Arizona and Northern Mexico there is some variation tribe. See this link: http://www.aaanativearts.com/apache/apache_religion_ceremony.htm for more information.
Why did the Indians come to Texas?
Technically "Texas" came to the Indians. The native Americans where in the lands currently called "Texas" for approximately 12,000 years before the Spanish settlers arrived.
The Apaches did not worship any spirits. The Apache philosophy is that all things are connected are one, a rock and you are the same. So how could one worship themselves, any worship would be selfish. As far as spirits are concerned they did and do not worship invisible myths.
What is the meaning of kyle As used in Scotland?
NEAR TO THE CHAPEL/CHURCH I don't think so. Kyle usually means a strait or a sound ie a narrow part of the sea.There are other meanings- www.scots-online.org/dictionary The most well-known is the Kyle of Lochalsh
The Jicarilla of northeastern New Mexico hunted buffalo in the plains, planted corn in the mountains. The Mescalero to the south were hunter-gatherers who developed an appetite for the roasted heads of wild mescal plants. The Chiricahua, fiercest of all tribal groups, raided along the Mexican border. The more peaceble Western Apache of Arizona spent part of each year farming. Two other tribal divisions, the Lipan and Kiowa-Apache, lived as plainsmen in western Kansas and Texas.
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The meaning of the word "apache": It's a term for several culturally related groups of native American in the United States.
What is RTR technology in apache bike?
RTR is not a technology..it's an quality of apache and it stands for "racing throttle response"
Does Curtis have a Native American meaning?
No it does not. It only has meaning in Old French, which is the language it came from.
When did Carlisle Indian Industrial School close?
1918. The government then reclaimed the land because it had formerly been a military base.
Were there any Chiefs of the White Mountain Apaches?
The only recognized "Chief" of the White Mountain Apache Tribe is ALCHESAY. Some say he was only a hereditary chief, if this is true, then there were other "Chiefs", because in each community/district/clan was a leader, but, it is said that these other chiefs would approach Alchesay for resolution of issues brought before them. For a more detailed history of Chief Alchesay, contact Rev. Arthur Alchesay Guenther in Pinetop, Arizona.
How do you say Naiche in Apache?
The name Naiche [This is a person's Proper Name, NOT an Apache word] is prounounced in Western Apache as "Nah-ee-chay", [said quickly with force...]rhymes with Blah, See, Day." In Eastern Apache it is pronounce "Noy-cheh" or "Nah-ee-cheh", rhymes with Boy-see-..." or "Bah-..."[said quickly, with Force]
What states in America did the apache tribe live in?
they origanially came from Montana but then migrated down to Arizona and New Mexico to avoid the whites.
