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    This document provides references for information about Geronimo, including: a History.com article about his life; a Native Languages of the Americas article discussing his name; an American Indian Heritage Foundation article on Geronimo and his Apache name "Goyathlay"; a World Wide Words article on the origins of using "Geronimo" as an exclamation; and a Zocalo Public Square article on why people still say "Geronimo" when jumping or taking risks. The references cover biographical details, linguistic facts, and the popularization of using his name as a battle cry.

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    This document provides references for information about Geronimo, including: a History.com article about his life; a Native Languages of the Americas article discussing his name; an American Indian Heritage Foundation article on Geronimo and his Apache name "Goyathlay"; a World Wide Words article on the origins of using "Geronimo" as an exclamation; and a Zocalo Public Square article on why people still say "Geronimo" when jumping or taking risks. The references cover biographical details, linguistic facts, and the popularization of using his name as a battle cry.

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    This document provides references for information about Geronimo, including: a History.com article about his life; a Native Languages of the Americas article discussing his name; an American Indian Heritage Foundation article on Geronimo and his Apache name "Goyathlay"; a World Wide Words article on the origins of using "Geronimo" as an exclamation; and a Zocalo Public Square article on why people still say "Geronimo" when jumping or taking risks. The references cover biographical details, linguistic facts, and the popularization of using his name as a battle cry.

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    History.com Staff. (2009). Geronimo. Retrieved from http://www.history.com/topics/native-

    american-history/geronimo

    Native Languages of the Americas. (1993-2015). Setting the Record Straight About Native

    Languages: "Geronimo". Native Languages. Retrieved from http://www.native-

    languages.org/iaq22.htm

    The American Indian Heritage Foundation. (1995-2015). Geronimo, Goyathlay ("one who

    yawns"). Indians.org. Retrieved from http://indians.org/welker/geronimo.htm

    Quinion, M. (2006, September 2). Geronimo. World Wide Words. Retrieved from

    http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-ger1.htm

    Utley, R.M. (2013, June 21). Why We Keep Saying Geronimo!. Zocalo. Retrieved from

    http://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/2013/06/21/why-we-keep-saying-

    geronimo/chronicles/who-we-were/

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