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The Enemies, The Apaches
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- Their gov't included 6 different tribes with different cultures, but with a common language.
Sources
- http://www.warpaths2peacepipes.com/the-indian-wars/apache-wars.htm
- Lone Star: The Story Of Texas
How They Ended
Although their ending was not in the book, we know that the Apaches lost during the Apache Wars to the settlers of Southwest USA*.
Where They Lived
*This is just extra.
-Native Americans lived in present day Canada
- Apaches lived in present day Arizona and New Mexico
-Lipans lived in the Texas Panhandle
-Comanches invaded the Lipans in the Panhandle and caused them to moved else were.
Their Lifestyle
- The Apaches were not a single tribe.
Mescaleros
The Libans
- First located in New Mexico
- Also Pushed South by Comanches
- Now ranged from El Paso to Pecos River
- Hunter-Gatherers: no crops grown
- Panhandle
- Elected Chiefs
- Clothes of Deerskin and Buffalo Hide
- Nomadic
- Horse Riders
- Pushed South By The Comanches
When They Lived
Fun Facts
- The Apaches lived from AD 1000 from the South
- After AD 1200 Indians arrived to Arizona and New Mexico
- The Lipans first appeared in Texas panhandle in the 1500's
- In the early 1700's Comanches invaded Lipan territory from north
- "Apache" is from the Zuni word apachu which means "Enemy".
- The people that lived in present day Arizona and New Mexico before the Apache were threatened by the Apache
- the Apache had to fight for their spot to settle.
- the Apache were not just one tribe, instead they were about six tribes together ( two of them included the Lipans and the Mescalios).
- The Lipans were nomadic (traveled when hunting)
- there are so many fun facts about this but we have three minutes :(
The Enemies, The Apaches
By Anaya Patel, Mary Arden Guillory,
Nikki Heller, and Zaarah Azad
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