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The archaic stage was the second stage of cultural development in the Americas. The archaic stage is when most cultures began living more settled lives in contrast to continual migrating in search of food. They began improving their tools and used baskets for food gathering and storage. The beginning stages of agriculture come at this stage. The period of time it took one culture to progress into this stage of cultural evolution varied from one group to another. Each culture's needs and…

southwestern United States during the 1870’s and 1880’s.” (worldbookonline.com) Geronimo was born along the Arizona-New Mexico border. He grew up in the Nednais which is another Apache tribe. “As a young man he served under the Apache leaders Cochise and Managas Coloradas. In 1858, his mother, wife, and children were all killed in an attack by Mexican troops.” (worldbookonline.com) The first reservation established in 1872 for the Apaches included a small portion of their homeland. The…

the United States government would uproot the Indians from their native lands. For example, “...Granger said that the government wanted to move the agency from Canáda Alamosa to Fort Tularosa in the Mogollons.” In response to this proclamation Cochise said that Fort Tularosa was too far away and flies would be damaging to the horses (210). The government saw the Native Americans as obstacles in their way that needed to be transferred. In the case of Captain Jack’s tribe, the government…

Nature. The Sawmill fire was a few days ago on April 24,2017. It was in Green Valley, Arizona. The fire actually started in Madera Canyon in Pima County and eventually got to Cochise County. Luckily no one was reported injured and no structures have been damaged. The Sawmill fire started to get worse because of winds. “Strong, gusty winds and low humidity contributed to the spread of a wildfire burning south of Tucson that had…

Mechanistic or Organic Design An organization can house either a mechanistic or organic management design. According to Daft’s organizational theory, a mechanistic system is centralized, most decisions and knowledge are contained at the top, tasks are “rigidly defined”, and the organization is guided by many rules. On the other hand, an organic design is decentralized and “looser, free-flowing, and adaptive” (Daft, 2016, pp. 139-140). Industries common to mechanistic and organic design are…

Tying in with organizational realities and management styles, are dynamic processes. The term “dynamic” may bring to mind motion, changing, or not static which is how the Oxford American Dictionary (1980) defines it (p. 268). Organizations are made up of various processes, and strong leaders do well to handle changes that come with them in a business. These are seen in the areas of organizational culture, critical thinking, and decision making. Organizational Culture: An informal part of the…

the citizens. According to the Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, it states, “originally strategically located near the ice-free through the Rocky Mts., it guarded the U.S.-Mexican border and protected west- bound gold seekers… task forces against Cochise and Geronimo…” (Fort Bliss, Columbia) In the year of 1867, the Rio Grande had caused a flood. This overwhelming flow of water had reached Fort Bliss, which resulted in the alterations of its position on Camp Concordia. After eleven years the…

When you hear the name Geronimo many will be reminded of the great Apache warrior, but did you know that he was credited with the notion of being the last American Indian to hand over his gun to the white man? The times were very different then and Native Americans, especially the Apache tribe that Geronimo belonged to, were not happy with their land being taken from them. Geronimo was a visionary leader and wanted his vision to come true, however he was also an unethical leader and did not take…

County War of 1874-1876. Also when Moses Baird was killed in a bloody ambush in Mason County, Ringo and a man named Williams promptly took up arms and went after the killer, putting a bullet through the man at a water trough Death- July 18, 1882 Cochise County Arizona, USA. Discoverers have that there was a bullet wound in his body from the fired shotgun round that was fired. He killed himself. His boots were missing, and his coat had been torn from him, strips of cloth from his coat binding his…

Context: Instructional Setting: 1. Instructional Setting: This December I was tasked to produce a class to teach collaborative teaching to my instructional team at the Basic Intelligence Analyst Course here at Fort Huachuca. The reason for this tasking was that our instructors are not teachers and have had no real instruction on how to teach as a team. This class was not actually presented as circumstances and reorganization took place in December but the author still wanted to continue…