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76 - Native People Spotlight- Apache

Episode 76 of the Texas History for Kids podcast, hosted by Michelle Gallegos, titled "76 - Native People Spotlight- Apache" was published on May 19, 2025 and runs 16 minutes.

May 19, 2025 ·16m · Texas History for Kids

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Let me know what you thought of this podcast! Send a text. Long before Texas had towns or highways, a group of people lived by the rhythm of the land. Not by fences or warranty deeds. Not by kings and courts. They were called the Apache—though that’s not the name they gave themselves. In fact, the word “Apache” came from outside groups and might mean “enemy” in Zuni or Spanish. References Eshet, D. (2020, December). Teaching American Indian History with Primary Sources. The Orga...

Let me know what you thought of this podcast! Send a text.

Long before Texas had towns or highways, a group of people lived by the rhythm of the land.
 Not by fences or warranty deeds.
 Not by kings and courts.

They were called the Apache—though that’s not the name they gave themselves. In fact, the word “Apache” came from outside groups and might mean “enemy” in Zuni or Spanish.


References

Eshet, D. (2020, December). Teaching American Indian History with Primary Sources. The Organization of American Historians/National Park Service.

La Vere, D. (2004). The Texas Indians (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas a & M University). Texas A&M University Press.


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