Apache Indians

RTR is not a technology..it's an quality of apache and it stands for "racing throttle response"

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The lipan Apaches used a bow and arrow to hunt their food.

The men were hunters,warriors,and political leaders.

No it does not. It only has meaning in Old French, which is the language it came from.

1918. The government then reclaimed the land because it had formerly been a military base.

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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.

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]

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they origanially came from Montana but then migrated down to Arizona and New Mexico to avoid the whites.

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He spent time as a prisoner in Florida and in 1887 was transferred to Alabama for seven years. In 1894 the Apache POW's were shipped to Fort Sill, Oklahoma where Geronimo died of pnemonia on 17 February 1909 at the age of 79.

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The most common type of Apache house was a wickiup, or wigwam, a dome-shaped frame of wooden poles covered with thatched grass and brush.

There are lots of reservations in New Mexico. Mescalero & Jicarilla Apache, Navajo, Hopi, a variety of pueblo Indians

Ysun is from Apache which is a belief. Ysun is known for live and give

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Apaches traditionally lived in wigwams, or "wickiups," because these structures were well-suited to their nomadic lifestyle and the environmental conditions of the Southwest. Made from wooden frames covered with materials like bark, animal hides, or grass, wigwams were relatively easy to construct and dismantle, allowing for mobility as the Apaches followed game and seasonal resources. The design also provided good insulation against temperature extremes, making them practical for the region's varying climate.

In Apache, the word for "2" is "na'ii." The Apache language, part of the Athabaskan language family, has its own unique numerical system. If you need more specific context or additional numbers, feel free to ask!

Yes, the Hopi tribe primarily resides in northeastern Arizona, specifically on the Hopi Reservation. While their traditional territory does extend into parts of New Mexico, they are most closely associated with the region in Arizona, where they have maintained their cultural practices and agricultural traditions for centuries.

In the Apache language, "dad" can be expressed as "nádleehi" in the Western Apache dialect. However, it's important to note that there are different Apache dialects, and terms may vary slightly among them. For specific dialects, it’s advisable to consult a speaker of that dialect for the most accurate term.

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Geronimo's real Apache name was Goyahkla, which means "the one who yawns." He was a prominent leader of the Apache tribe and became famous for his resistance against Mexican and American expansion into Apache territory during the late 19th century. The name "Geronimo" is believed to have originated from the Spanish pronunciation of the name of Saint Jerome, which was used by his enemies.