To think of again
remind or remember
person, place, thing, or idea
noun
the Navajo live here in the U.S. Southwest
4 corners
Navajo house built of wood and clay
hogan
Navajo soldiers with special WWII jobs
Code Talkers
entitled to reverence or respect, worth of religious veneration
sacred
word that shows an action or links two ideas
verb
The Navajo call their homeland this
Our Mother or nihima
Forced removal of Navajo from their homeland to Fort Sumner
The Long Walk
the state of having the same value as someone else
equality
to make someone feel confidence or less doubt
reassure
describes or modifies a noun
adjective
Navajo stories say they came into the world from
a hole in the earth
Navajo trees burned by the U.S.
peach trees
seprating or isolating based on race, class, or ethnic origin
segregation
surrender of something valuable or to give up out of devotion
sacrifice
sacred
adjective
How many sacred mountain surround the Navajo land?
Four
Protagonist's name: it means "Little Boy"
Kii Yazhi
to be excluded or treated as being of no importance
marginalized
the destruction of a place or thing thought to be holy
sacrilege
reassure
verb
Navajo name for themselves
Dine
Special necklace worn by the protagonist's mother
squash blossom necklace
Famous soldier from the Pima tribe who raised the U.S. flag at Iwa Jiima
Ira Hayes