Apache

Also known as Apache tribe, Apaches

popolazione di nativi americani

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The Apache are Native American peoples who speak Southern Athabaskan languages and historically lived in the American Southwest, Southern Plains, and Northern Mexico, with linguistic ties to the Navajo people. They migrated to the Southwest region from northern Athabascan homelands sometime between 1000 and 1500 CE.

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Key facts

Ethnic group.popplace: Southwest United States (Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma) and Northern Mexico (Sonora, Coahuila, Chihuahua and Tamaulipas)Canada: 825 residents of Canada identified as having Apache ancestry in the 2016 Canadian census.
Ethnic group.langs: Apache, Jicarilla, Plains Apache, Lipan Apache, Mescalero-Chiricahua, Western Apache, English, and Spanish
Ethnic group.rels: Native American Church, Christianity, Indigenous religion
Ethnic group.related: Navajo and other Athabascan language-speaking tribes
Ethnonym.people: Apache
Ethnonym.language: Apache
Ethnonym.country: Apachería
Ethnic group.group: Apache
Ethnic group.population: 194,715 (self-identified)

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Wikidata facts

Population: 111810
Image: Apache portraits.jpg

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IPA transcription: a.paʃ
Commons category: Apaches

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Article · Italiano

Gli Apache (o Apaches) (/əˈpætʃiː/ in inglese, /a'paʃ/ in francese; in italiano anche Apaci;, nome di etimologia incerta, forse di origine zuñi, apacu, corruzione del nome navahu, ovvero di origine yavapai, apace, col significato di "nemico") sono una popolazione nativa dell'area sud occidentale dell'America Settentrionale; il nome con cui sono soliti designarsi è però "Dineh" (il popolo). Originariamente gli Apache erano divisi in otto gruppi principali, escludendo i Kataka (cosiddetti "Kiowa-Apache"), associati coi Kiowa: i Lipan ( e ), gli Jicarilla (Ollero e Llanero), i Mescalero ( e ), i Mimbreño, gli ( - Janeros e Carrizaleṅos - e - Mogollones -), i Chiricahua, i , i; ognuno di questi era a sua volta composto da numerose bande locali.

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