By: Carly Appletoft. Summary  There were four brave warriors  They kill their enemy  Their enemy comes back to life.

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By: Carly Appletoft

Summary  There were four brave warriors  They kill their enemy  Their enemy comes back to life

Summary  Confused, they decide they must go to Governor, Old Woman White hands for help.  Governor does not believe him

Summary  Worried, the three warriors went in search for the missing one  Walked back to camp  Thought the Governor was pregnant, even though he was a man

Summary  They attacked their enemy with clubs  Some of the enemy did not fight  Friendship

About the Apache Tribe TThe Apache Tribe came from the north and settled into three dessert regions known as the Great Basin, the Sonoran, and the Chihuachuan TThey speak Athabscan HHad unsurpassed war tactics TThey were also nomadic hunter-gatherers

TThe first Apache raids took place in the late 17 th century IIn 1875 the United States military forced the removal of1,500 Apache Native Americans WWent to Indian Agency at San Carlos, 180 miles away RResulted in a loss of several hundred lives HHeld in San Carlos for 25 years while white settlers took over their land OOnly a few hundred returned back to their land

Elements OOrigin Myth CCharacters: The enemy- enemies of the Apaches, some of them were peaceful The four warriors- had superior war tactics to combat their enemy The Governor, Old Woman White Hands- wise, all-knowing governor TThe importance of friendship and the importance of honesty

Works Cited  mythwhitehands.html mythwhitehands.html  ml ml  tribes/apache/apachehist.htm tribes/apache/apachehist.htm