The Apache: where they come from, their way of life, and all their history

The Apache The word "Apache" comes from two places. It is a Yuma word for "fighting men" and a Zuni word for "enemy". The Apaches are famous for their warfare skills and incredible endurance, meaning they can run fast and far without getting tired. The reason for such a violent reputation is that they were frequently attacked by other tribes and invaders from Mexico. Inside the Apache community, though, they are actually surprisingly kind towards …

…was established. It contained today's Fort Apache and San Carlos reservations. In 1897, the land was divided into two independent reservations. The Apache were a great, respectful tribe, which was very well socially developed. They developed many ways to improve their life in the American west. They became masters at hunting and gathering in the area and could find an efficient use for anything they found. In battle, they were to be the most feared enemy.