Geronimo

Geronimo was a prominent Apache leader and warrior from the late 19th century, known for his fierce resistance against the United States and Mexican governments' encroachments on Apache lands. Born in 1829, he became a symbol of Native American struggles for independence and identity. Geronimo led his people in numerous battles, evading capture for years before surrendering in 1886. His legacy represents the fight for freedom and the complexities of Native American history during the expansion of the United States. Geronimo remains a significant cultural figure, embodying the spirit of resistance against oppression.