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Apache utilized guerrilla tactics in the face of United States and Mexican expansionist policies during the 1800s. Guerrilla – a Spanish term meaning "little war"– typically refers to smaller, less organized forces to harry enemies with greater numbers. Tactics include hit-and-run raiding, ambushes and avoiding major confrontations. Apache warriors fought to sustain minimum losses while inflicting maximum damage to their enemies. Their forces generally did not exceed 3,000 men in any given conflict, and the last Apache resistance led by Geronimo before his surrender in 1886 involved fewer than 50 warriors.