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Apache Wars

The Apache Wars were a series of armed conflicts between the United States Army and various Apache tribal confederations fought in the southwest between 1849 and 1886, though minor hostilities continued until as late as 1924. After the Mexican–American War in 1846, the United States annexed conflicted territory from Mexico which was the home of both…

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Southwestern United States
Date
Date1849–1924LocationSouthwestern United StatesResult United States victory · 1849–1924
Result
United States victory

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related to Further reading · 89
Apache Wars → Albert, Albuquerque, American History, American West, Apache Chronicle, Apache Kid, Arizona Press, Army Life, Ballantine Books, Barrett, Bigelow, Bloody Trail, Border, Britton The Truth, Captive Boy Who Started, Charles, Ciyé The First Hundred, Clarke, Colorado, Conquest
related to References · 78
Apache Wars → American History, Apache Kid, Apacheria, Battlefield, Battles, Buried Treasures, Canada, Captive Boy Who Started, Comanche, Combat Studies Institute Press, Company, Crown Publishers, Dan, Death, Desert, Edwin, Elusive Enemy, Famous, From Chochise, George
related to Post-1887 period · 25
Apache Wars → American, Americans, Apache, Apache Scouts, Arizona, Cavalry, Cherry Creek, Daniels, Despite, During, First Lieutenant James, Geronimo, Globe, Honor, Indian Scouts, Medal, Mexican, Mexicans, Rowdy, Salt River
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Apache Wars → 1849–1924, Date1849–1924LocationSouthwestern United StatesResult United States victory
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Apache Wars → Southwestern United States
Result · 1
Apache Wars → United States victory

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Apache WarsDateDate1849–1924LocationSouthwestern United StatesResult United States victory1.00infobox
Apache WarsDate1849–19241.00infobox
Apache WarsLocationSouthwestern United States1.00infobox
Apache WarsResultUnited States victory1.00infobox
the Tontoinstance ofthe Yavapai were considered a tribe of the Western Apache people because of their close relationship with tribes0.80text
Pinalinstance ofthe Yavapai were considered a tribe of the Western Apache people because of their close relationship with tribes0.80text
Apache Warsrelated to Further readingBigelow0.60section
Apache Warsrelated to Further readingJohn Lt On0.60section
Apache Warsrelated to Further readingBloody Trail0.60section
Apache Warsrelated to Further readingGeronimo NY0.60section
Apache Warsrelated to Further readingTower Books0.60section
Apache Warsrelated to Further readingJohn0.60section

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