Why did the Apache choose that response to the Army’s request for a meeting in 1883? Select all that apply.

The Apache had reason to distrust an Army meeting: leaders remembered the treachery associated with the events at Apache Pass. Geronimo also believed the Army had unjustly imprisoned him before, so he feared being captured again. Rather than risk dying in prison, the Apache were willing to die fighting; they were not responding because they trusted the Army or simply wanted to attack its leaders.

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