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Geronimo and other captured warriors and chief in 1886 at Fort Bowie, Arizona.

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Geronimo and some warriors after being caught

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"The soldiers never explained to the government when an Indian was wronged, but reported the misdeeds of the Indians."
-Geronimo

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Geronimo on horseback and his warriors in 1886 during the Apache War.

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Section 2: Geronimo deserves to be honored because he spent his life fighting to protect his people and their culture.

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Section 2: Geronimo deserves to be honored because he spent his life fighting to protect his people and their culture.

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-Geronimo had many legendary escapes. In one, in the 1860s, Geronimo fled from US troops into a cave and never came out. He was spotted later miles away.
-He also made another escape from the US Army by jumping off of a cliff and into a river. This is why many people jumping off of planes call out this war cry.
-Geronimo also led several raids on many of the Mexican's who were going onto the tribe's land and sometimes even killed them.
-Geronimo led his people while trying to elude the 2 armies (Mexican and US) for over 5 months before he and his people grew tired and weary and surrendered.
-Geronimo's life as a prisoner after he surrendered was hard and weary. HE was paraded down the street on special occasions to show everyone that the most dangerous Native American Warrior was defeated and in their custody.

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Section 1: Geronimo was a brave and resistant leader of the Apache Tribe who fought both the US Army and the Mexican Army while trying to lead his tribe to safety.

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Section 1: Geronimo was a brave and resistant leader of the Apache Tribe who fought both the US Army and the Mexican Army while trying to lead his tribe to safety.

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-From 1849-1886 Geronimo fought in the Apache War.
-Geronimo escaped from San Carlos Reservation on May 17, 1885 and kept trying to get him and his followers to safety.
-When Geronimo's family was murdered in 1851 while he was away on a trading trip, he swore to kill as many Mexicans as he could.
-Geronimo surrendered to the government troops in 1886 after 30 years of fighting.
-Geronimo died of Pneumonia at a reservation called Fort Sill in Oklahoma on February 17, 1909.
-By the time Geronimo was 17 he had led 4 raids on the Mexican Army when they went on their lands.
-The US policy towards the Apaches was to kill them on sight and that made Geronimo very mad and he just fought even harder.

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In March, 1886 Geronimo and Naiche went to Cañón de los Embudos, Sonora, Mexico to discuss their surrendering with Crook and Council.

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Geronimo discussing him and his tribe's surrender

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Geronimo discussing him and his tribe's surrender

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Geronimo died on February 17, 1909 as a  Fort Sill, OK  