Volume III · The Houses
Apache
Southwest borderlands (Apacheria), present-day Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and northern Mexico
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01The people in the record
People named in this entry
- Geronimo
02At its height
Decades of effective guerrilla resistance across the Southwest into the 1880s
Territory in the record
Apacheria, spanning the U.S.-Mexico borderlands
03What became of it
Subdued by 1886 with Geronimo's surrender; many held as prisoners of war for years
04What remained
Renowned for endurance and guerrilla skill; multiple Apache nations remain sovereign today.
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