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A twelve page paper which looks at the origins and progress of the wars between the Apache Indians and the Americans during the nineteenth century, with reference to the different strategies which were employed by both sides, the role played by Apache leaders such as Geronimo, the importance of Apache scouts to the American troops and the eventual outcome of the conflict in terms of the cultural development of the Indian nations.
Bibliography lists 13 sources.
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12 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JL5_JLApache.rtf
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the eventual outcome of the conflict in terms of the cultural development of the Indian nations. Bibliography lists 13 sources. JLApache.rtf "The Apache wars" Research Compiled for
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In order
to understand something of the way of life of the Apache prior to the invasion of the European settlers, it is useful to look at the origins of Native American
tribes and the way in which their lifestyle developed over the centuries. It is thought that the first Native American settlers came from the area which is now known as
Siberia, and migrated across the continent: there have been archaeological discoveries made which date back around 13,000 years, but some experts think that recent finds may indicate a much earlier
date. The first migrants were originally nomadic, and
lived by hunting and fishing; they diversified into many different climatic regions and separated into a number of discrete societies, each with its own distinctive culture and language. As these
tribal nations became less nomadic and more settled in their chosen regions, they became more inclined towards agriculture as the main means of subsistence and were the first people to
cultivate a number of crops which are widespread today, such as corn, potatoes and manioc. Some tribes also used herbal hallucinogenics as part of their religious rituals, including peyote and
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