Why did the Apache choose that response to the Army's request for a meeting in 1883? Select all that apply. The Apache trusted and respected the Army. Apache leaders remembered the treachery at Apache Pass. Geronimo wanted to attack the Army's leaders. Geronimo believed he had previously been unjustly imprisoned by the Army. The Apache would rather die fighting than die in prison.

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Why did the Apache choose that response to the Army's request for a meeting in 1883? Select all that apply. The Apache trusted and respected the Army. Apache leaders remembered the treachery at Apache Pass. Geronimo wanted to attack the Army's leaders. Geronimo believed he had previously been unjustly imprisoned by the Army. The Apache would rather die fighting than die in prison.

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Tripp Powell · Answer 1

Apache leaders remembered the treachery at Apache Pass.

Geronimo believed he had previously been unjustly imprisoned by the Army.

The Apache would rather die fighting than die in prison.