Apache

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The Apache are a group of culturally related Native American peoples of the Southwestern United States, known for their distinct languages, nomadic traditions, and resistance to colonial expansion.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Apache canonical 25
Apache languages 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
indigenous ethnic group
currentPopulationRegion Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
reservation lands in the United States
ethnicGroupOf United States
hasLanguage Chiricahua language
Jicarilla language
Lipan Apache language
linked to: Mescalero language

Mescalero language
Navajo language
Plains Apache language
linked to: Mescalero language

Western Apache language
hasLanguageFamily Athabaskan languages
hasNotableLeader Cochise
Geronimo
Mangas Coloradas
Victorio
hasSubgroup Chiricahua Apache
Jicarilla Apache
Lipan Apache
Mescalero Apache
Navajo
linked to: Navajo people

Plains Apache
linked to: Lipan Apache

Western Apache
knownFor nomadic lifestyle
raiding and trading practices
resistance to Mexican authorities
resistance to Spanish colonization
resistance to United States expansion
locatedIn Southwestern United States
partOf Native American tribes in the United States
religion Christianity
traditional Apache religion
subgroupOf Athabaskan peoples
linked to: Gwich’in
traditionalRegion Arizona
New Mexico
Northern Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
traditionalSubsistence gathering
hunting
limited agriculture
treatyOrConflict Apache Wars
usesHorseCulture true
usesHousingType tipi
wickiup

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