The Life Of Geronimo (Part 3 of 3) – Chiricahua Apache Wars - Native American Short Documentary

The transcript details the life of Geronimo, a prominent Apache leader. It begins with the tragic end of Mangas Colorado, leading to Geronimo's rise as chief. Geronimo led numerous raids and battles against Mexican and U.S. forces, showcasing his strategic prowess and alleged supernatural abilities. Despite several peace treaties, conflicts persisted, culminating in Geronimo's final surrender. He spent his later years as a prisoner of war, advocating for his people's rights. His legacy endures as a symbol of resistance and resilience.

What was Chief Mangas Coloradas promised in exchange for peace?

• Blankets, flour, and beef

• Weapons and horses

• A safe passage to Mexico

• Gold and land

Who became the new chief after Mangas Coloradas was killed?

• Geronimo

• Nana

• Cochise

• Victorio

What strategy did the Apaches use to protect their families during raids?

• They built fortified camps

• They scattered and reassembled at a distant camp

• They hid them in caves

• They left them with allied tribes

What supernatural abilities were attributed to Geronimo by his followers?

• Controlling animals and plants

• Invisibility and flight

• Healing the sick and slowing time

• Mind reading and shape-shifting

What was the outcome of the peace treaty at Casas Grandes?

• The Apaches were attacked while intoxicated

• The Apaches were given land in Mexico

• The Apaches were allowed to return to Arizona

• The Apaches received weapons and supplies

Why did Geronimo decide to escape from the reservation again?

• He heard rumors of his impending arrest

• He wanted to explore new territories

• He was offered a better deal by another tribe

• He wanted to join forces with the Mexicans

What was the main reason for Geronimo's final surrender?

• He was tired of fighting

• He was outnumbered and surrounded

• He wanted to negotiate a new treaty

• He was promised a return to his homeland

What was Geronimo's role in President Theodore Roosevelt's inaugural parade?

• He gave a speech at the event

• He rode a pony with other Indian leaders

• He performed a traditional dance

• He led the parade on horseback

What did Geronimo request from President Roosevelt during their meeting?

• To receive a presidential pardon

• To be allowed to return to his native lands

• To be given a position in the government

• To have his story published

What was the fate of the Chiricahua Apache children sent to schools in Pennsylvania?

• They were returned to their families

• Many caught tuberculosis and died

• They were adopted by American families

• They became successful leaders