The Life Of Geronimo (Part 2 of 3) – Chiricahua Apache Wars - Native American Short Documentary

The transcript details Geronimo's life as a warrior, focusing on his raids into Mexico, battles with Mexican and US forces, and interactions with settlers. It covers his tactics, notable battles like the Battle of Apache Pass, and the Bascom Affair, which led to prolonged hostilities. Geronimo's successful raids and the cultural exchanges with settlers are highlighted, showcasing his leadership and the challenges faced by the Apaches.

What was the outcome of Geronimo's initial raid into Mexico?

• They were ambushed and suffered losses.

• They found valuable resources.

• They made peace with the villagers.

• They successfully captured the village.

How did Geronimo's warriors learn about the value of money?

• By using it in local markets.

• From the Navajo natives.

• Through trade with the Mexicans.

• From the white settlers directly.

What tactic did Geronimo teach his warriors to evade capture?

• Building fortifications.

• Negotiating with enemies.

• Hiding in forests.

• Using invisibility tactics.

During the Bascom Affair, what was the main issue that led to conflict?

• Cultural misunderstandings.

• Kidnapping and livestock recovery.

• Dispute over land ownership.

• Trade disagreements.

What was the result of the Battle of Apache Pass?

• Apache victory with minimal losses.

• Mexican forces intervened.

• Stalemate with no clear winner.

• Union victory with many Apache casualties.

What did Geronimo and his warriors do after looting the village in Sonora?

• They hid the goods in the mountains.

• They celebrated with a feast and dance.

• They sold the goods to settlers.

• They returned the goods to the villagers.

What was the significance of Geronimo's raid in 1863?

• It was a diplomatic mission.

• It provided supplies for a year.

• It resulted in a peace treaty.

• It was a failed attempt.