The Navajo Nation is the tribe with the largest tribal membership in the United States. There are over 300,000 enrolled members. The vast majority live on or near the Navajo Nation which stretches across three States (Arizona, Utah and New Mexico) and is 27,000 square miles. That is the same size as Holland and Belgium combined or New England without Maine. The majority of Navajo speak the Navajo language which is in the Athabascan language family. In Navajo the language is called Dine' bizaad and the Navajo people called are Dine'. The mark means that vowel is a high tone as Navajo is a tonal language. The Navajo have an elected tribal government with a president and vice president and a Tribal council which is the legislative branch. They have a justice system and Navajo police force. There is a tribal college and radio stations and newspaper, The Navajo Times. Navajo traditional religion and healing ceremonies are still commonly held and Navajo philosophy is still very important. Navajo rugs and jewelery are very much prized.
They are very very much still alive.
The Navajo indians were friendly up until you mistreat them or put their tribe in danger
The Navajo (Dine') Reservation is in the Great Basin Desert region of the southwestern United States.
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The Navajo people HARDLY ever traveled by boats/water-ways. It was mostly from wailking and the horses that they raided from the spanish.
The Navajo lived around the Four Corners region (where Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado meet). Mostly in Arizona and New Mexico.
lol they had to have had kids to make the adults of the Navajo Indians
NAVAJO,
The Navajo Indians are a Southwest Nation of semi nomadic Native American Indians.
Yes, it is capitalized and it is not Navajo Indians. It is Navajo people.
Navajo! The Navajo Indians are famous for their beautiful woven rugs and silver jewelry! :)
The Navajo Indians live in the Southwest
They wore wool, jeans, synthetic shirts, and cotton.what types of clothing did the Navajo Indians wear and why
the Navajo Indians played a game called Keshjee'.
they hunted
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F. Ellen Martin has written: 'The Navajo Indians' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Navajo Indians
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