Apache people

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The Apache people are a group of culturally related Native American tribes from the Southwestern United States, known for their distinct languages, nomadic traditions, and resistance to Spanish, Mexican, and American expansion.

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Montezuma Well associatedPeople Apache people
Apache County namedAfter Apache people
Middle Verde inhabitedBy Apache people
Rimrock, Arizona hasAssociatedPeople Apache people
subject linked to: Rimrock
West Spanish Peak sacredTo Apache people
Apache County, Arizona namedAfter Apache people
Chato's Land depicts Apache people
Bedonkohe band ethnicGroupOf Apache people
Chokonen subgroupOf Apache people
subject linked to: Chokonen (Central Chiricahua)
Chihenne subgroupOf Apache people
subject linked to: Chihenne (Mimbreño)
Nednai ethnicGroupOf Apache people
Nednhi Ndé subgroupOf Apache people
Dos-teh-seh ethnicGroup Apache people
Apache Pass namedAfter Apache people
George Nicholas Bascom associatedWith Apache people
Ojo Caliente Reservation usedBy Apache people
Charles B. Gatewood associatedWith Apache people
subject linked to: Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood
Keres people neighboringPeople Apache people
Arrowhead depicts Apache people