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Texas History for Kids
Texas History for Kids is a podcast where young listeners explore the stories they didn’t hear about in school—from legendary battles and forgotten monuments to the strange, enchanted, and unexplained corners of the Lone Star State. New episodes air every Monday.
Texas History for Kids
Episode 76 - Native People Spotlight- Apache
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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.
Music/Sounds by Pixabay
Starting Jingle Sound Effect by Shiden Beats Music from Pixabay- Jingle Slide Guitar
Thunder Sound Effect by Universfield from Pixabay
Dreamewalker’s Path Music by Captain Sleepy from Pixabay
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