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    Mayan Tribe Research Paper

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    The Navajo or as they are know by their own culture as Diyin Diné‚ which means the holy people‚ is the largest Native American tribe in the United States. A nation established more than 600+ years ago‚ in a time before Christopher Columbus landed in the “New World”; the Navajo Indians is one of the oldest tribes located in our country. Located 2‚313 miles to the south‚ another famous tribe existed. The Mayan Indians called the beautiful‚ tropical lowlands of present day Guatemala home. A culture

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    Navajo's Culture

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    believe in the Holy People and Earth People B) Ceremonial nature is the way they live with rules for the land and animals. 4) Kinship A) Families built hogans and lived in separate homes‚ but raised their sheep together. B) Navajo have a kinship system that follows the linage of the women. 5) Social Changes A)Environmental causes have taken the traditional ways of their ancestors and changed them B) Family disruption has become a hazard and created a lot of

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    Abenaki Indians

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    INTRODUCTION The Abenaki Indians lived in the northern part of New England and the southern part of the Canadian Maritimes. The Abenaki were divided into eastern‚ western‚ and maritime divisions. The eastern Abenaki were located in modern day Maine‚ to the east of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. The southern boundaries of the Abenaki homeland were near the present northern border of Massachusetts. The western Abenaki lived on the eastern shores of Lake Champlain. The Maritime Abenaki were

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    Essay On Creation Myths

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    their religious‚ ritual‚ or by their community. The Australian and navajo creation myths are similar in many ways‚ but have differences that show an inherently different way of thinking about the world. All have creators-gods that make the world into what is now. There are conflicts within their world‚ and these conflicts change the face world. Two creation myths that do not have similarities come from the Australian and the Navajo culture. Australia’s Aboriginal culture probably represents the

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    making of jewelry was the Navajos. In the 1870 the Navajos where shown how to smelt silver by Mexican silversmiths. They would use silver coins given to them by the Mexicans or the U.S. government. They also used tea pot candle holders and whatever they could find. They wanted the Mexican silver coins because they were easier to work with then the American coin. The American government then out lawed the

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    Talker”‚ by Joseph Bruchac is about the life of a Navajo boy growing into a man. It describes his life as a child on an Indian Reservation up to adulthood. The story is told through the main character’s point of view‚ thoughts and actions. The book tells of the difficulties that the Navajo people faced in the white man’s world. It tells of the life lessons that the difficulties taught the Navajo boy. It addresses the overall values of the Navajo people and how they were treated by the white men

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    Making a Living

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    particular‚ you must be familiar with the features of agriculture that distinguish it from horticulture. 5. Know what pastoralism entails and what social and cultural traits are commonly found in pastoral societies. 6. Distinguish between modes and means of production. 7. Understand how industrialism leads to the alienation of the producer and the product. 8. You need to know how economic anthropologists study the ways in which groups manage their resources. Specifically‚ you need

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    The Code Talkers

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    the enemy would not be able to decipher the vital messages being sent. Then the Navajo code talkers were formed‚ an elite unit in the United States Marine Corps (Pincock 119). This spoken code‚ however‚ would be unique‚ a code within a language characterized by guttural noises‚ grunts‚ and complex inflections that are highly difficult to learn after a certain age. A perfect‚ unbreakable radio code was born. The Navajo code talkers started fairly late in the war‚ being formed in 1942 (Paul 10). Their

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    Horizon Horses Essay

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    Horizon Horses The history of the horse is a long and fascinating one. It starts before any humans even walked the planet and goes on to the present and future. They’ve been used in countless ways throughout history including being a prized possession to many American Indian tribes. About 60 million years ago‚ the history of the horse in North America began. The first horses were small creatures about the size of a fox that belonged to the genus Hyracotherium or the more common‚ Eohippus. Eohippus

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    Fast Facts About Shiprock

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    • Prominence: 1‚583 feet (482 meters) • Location: Navajo Nation‚ San Juan County‚ New Mexico. • Coordinates: 36.6875 N / -108.83639 W • First Ascent: First ascent in 1939 by David Brower‚ Raffi Bedayn‚ Bestor Robinson‚ and John Dyer. Fast Facts: Shiprock is a dramatic 7‚177-foot-high (2‚188-meter) rock mountain located in northwestern New Mexico about 20 miles southwest of the town of Shiprock. Shiprock is on Navajo Nation land. The Navajo Nation is a self-governing territory of 27‚425 square

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