Apache (people)

Apache refers to a group of Indigenous peoples native to North America, primarily in the Southwestern United States. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, traditional skills like hunting and weaving, and resilient history of adapting to changing circumstances. Historically, the Apache played significant roles in regional events and resisted colonization efforts. Today, they maintain their cultural practices, languages, and sovereignty through reservations and tribal organizations. Apache peoples are recognized for their strong community bonds, historical contributions, and ongoing efforts to preserve their traditions while engaging with modern society.