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How did the Navajo and Apache affect the Pueblos? 1-2 sentences.

How did the Navajo communities and culture change after the Spanish arrived? 1-2 sentences

How were the Apache organized? 1-2 sentences
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They are different questions they dont go together
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Describe where each of the three Apache tribes settled in New Mexico.
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1-2 sentences
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Why are the Navajo considered to be the largest Athabscan language group in the United States? 1-2 sentences
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What were the major differences between the Navajo and Apache and the Pueblos? 1-2 sentences
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How does the word 'apachu' describe how the Pueblos felt about the Apache? 1-2 sentences
Answered by GPT 3.5
The Navajo and Apache frequently raided the Pueblo villages, resulting in significant disruption and displacement of the Pueblos' way of life.
After the Spanish arrived, Navajo communities and culture experienced significant changes as they were subjected to forced labor, conversion to Christianity, and attempts to suppress their traditional practices.
The Apache were organized into kinship-based bands, each led by a respected leader who made decisions through consensus and cooperation among the members.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Apologies for the confusion. Here are separate answers to each question:

1. The Navajo and Apache frequently raided and disrupted the Pueblo villages, leading to significant social and economic changes for the Pueblos.
2. After the Spanish arrived, Navajo communities and culture underwent significant changes due to forced labor, conversion to Christianity, and attempts to suppress their traditional practices.
3. The Apache were organized into kinship-based bands, each led by a respected leader who made decisions through consensus and cooperation among the members.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The three Apache tribes that settled in New Mexico are:

1. Jicarilla Apache: The Jicarilla Apache settled in the northern mountains and forests of New Mexico, primarily inhabiting the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation.

2. Mescalero Apache: The Mescalero Apache settled in the southeastern part of New Mexico, mainly residing in the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation and the surrounding areas.

3. Chiricahua Apache: The Chiricahua Apache primarily occupied the southwestern region of New Mexico, near the Gila Wilderness and the Chiricahua Mountains.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The Jicarilla Apache settled in the northern mountains and forests of New Mexico, while the Mescalero Apache settled in the southeastern part of the state, and the Chiricahua Apache primarily occupied the southwestern region.
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The Navajo are considered the largest Athabascan language group in the United States due to both historical and contemporary factors, including their larger population size, geographic distribution, and the preservation and continued use of the Navajo language within their community.
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Major differences between the Navajo and Apache and the Pueblos include their language and cultural traditions, with the Navajo and Apache being nomadic hunter-gatherers and raiders, while the Pueblos were settled agricultural communities with complex social and religious structures.
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The word 'apachu' was used by the Pueblos to describe their negative perception of the Apache as "enemy" or "enemy stranger," reflecting the strained and often hostile relations between the two groups.