Apache tribes

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The Apache tribes 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 encroachment.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Apache people 12
Apache peoples 12
Apache tribes canonical 3

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
cultural group
indigenous people of North America
culturalTrait clan-based social organization
distinct Apache art and crafts
oral tradition
governedBy tribal governments
hasPart Chiricahua Apache
Jicarilla Apache
Kiowa Apache
Lipan Apache
Mescalero Apache
Lipan Apache
surface form: Plains Apache

Western Apache
historicalConflict Apache Wars
historicalEnemy Mexico
surface form: Republic of Mexico

Spanish Empire
United States Army
knownFor resistance to Mexican authorities
resistance to Spanish colonization
resistance to United States expansion
languageFamily Southern Athabaskan
surface form: Southern Athabaskan languages
practices ceremonial dances
coming-of-age ceremonies
presentIn federally recognized tribes in the United States
region Arizona
New Mexico
Northern Mexico
Oklahoma
southwestern United States
surface form: Southwestern United States

Texas
relatedEthnicGroup Navajo Nation
surface form: Diné

Navajo people
surface form: Navajo
religion Christianity
traditional Apache spirituality
speaks Apachean languages
Chiricahua language
Jicarilla language
Lipan language
Mescalero language
Plains Apache language
Western Apache language
subgroupOf Gwich’in
surface form: Athabaskan peoples
traditionalEconomy hunting and gathering
raiding and trading
traditionalLifestyle nomadic
uses brush shelter
tipi
wickiup

Referenced by (28)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Arizona hasIndigenousPeople Apache tribes
southwestern United States ethnicGroup Apache tribes
subject surface form: Southwestern United States
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Yavapai people relatedEthnicGroup Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Indian Territory ethnicGroup Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Apache Wars conflictBetween Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Navajo people relatedEthnicGroup Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Verde Valley hasIndigenousHomelandOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Yavapai-Apache Nation composedOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Fort Apache portrays Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Indigenous peoples of the Southwest hasSubgroup Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Reservation ethnicGroup Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Kiowa people alliedWith Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Ulzana's Raid depicts Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
San Francisco Peaks sacredTo Apache tribes
Mimbres Apache conflicts participant Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Chiricahua Apache subgroupOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Nednhi Apache partOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Cibecue Creek battle belligerent Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache scouts
Geronimo Campaign hasParticipant Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Jicarilla Apache subgroupOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache people
Western Apache subgroupOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Southern Athabaskan usedBy Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Apachean languages spokenBy Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Lipan Apache subgroupOf Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Llano Estacado historicallyInhabitedBy Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Athabaskan ethnicGroupAssociated Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples
Spanish missions in Texas affected Apache tribes
this entity surface form: Apache peoples