Gerónimo
Also known as Goyaałé, Goyathlay, Goyahkla
guerrero y líder apache (1829-1909)
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Gerónimo (1829–1909) was an Apache military leader and medicine man who, from 1850 to 1886, led and participated in raids and armed resistance against Mexican and U.S. forces across the southwestern borderlands. He remains a significant historical figure representing Apache resistance during a period of intense conflict over territorial control in the American Southwest and northern Mexico.
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Gerónimo (Arizpe, Sonora; 16 de junio de 1829 - , Oklahoma; 17 de febrero de 1909), (en idioma chiricahua fue Goyaałé (AFI [gojaːˈɬe], transcrito en inglés como Goyathlay, que significa «el que bosteza») fue un destacado jefe militar de los apaches Bendoke. Entre 1858 y 1886 luchó contra los ejércitos mexicano y estadounidense a lo largo del territorio norte de México, junto a , Victorio y Lozen. Los ataques liderados por Gerónimo fueron la continuación de las llamadas Guerras Apaches, iniciadas por el jefe indio Mangas Coloradas.
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