Apache indians?

Question

i need to know three things about apache government, technology, and family organizations and a good website to find these things on...thank you .

for oscar, i have looked through search engines and looked up everything and the main thing i cant find is apache government, and i didnt need your comment about not graduating because with the grades i have it looks like i will.

Answer 1

~try this then:

type:
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p
a
c
h
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[enter]
into a search engine

wait a second or so, then scan the results and move your cursor to one that looks promising then hit [enter]

read

or are you really too lazy to do even that little bit? If so, don't worry about your homework. You're not going to graduate anyway and, even if you do, you'll never get a job.


Edit: if you did any kind of a search, then you should have discovered that there is no such thing as an "Apache" tribe. The name refers collectively to a group of culturally related indigenous North American tribes who speak a Southern Athabaskan language. Maybe you would be better served if you confined yourself to a particular "Apache" group, such as the Coyotera or Jicarilla or Gataka and go from there. You will find similarities and differences between each group. If you get information that refers to "Apache" as a distinct tribe, you probably have a bad source, much like if you find information on the Sioux or Iroquois which refers to them as a "tribe".

Answer 2

Try this website to start. It's the San Carlos Reservation in eastern Arizona by where I grew up. It's an Apache reservation and you should be able to follow the trail from there.
http://www.itcaonline.com/tribes_sancarl.html

Answer 3

go to home page and put in(every thing cherokee)or apache,native american