speaking the language
A World at War
Philip Johnston's Idea
Military Training
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100
he was not aloud to speak "Navajo" at school
What is Roy Hawthorne
100
In December 1941 this country bombed Pearl Harbor
What is Japan
100
instead of speaking Navajo over the radios
they wanted to make number codes
100
Navajo have got more people
to help with the codes
100
the codes were not easy to make because
they had to put numbers in it
200
But he still spoke Navajo
What is a code talker
200
this was invented to help them talk from far distances
What is radios
200
this code helped the Navajo by
surviving
200
this training was in
What is San Diego
200
people would have to train with the codes so
they wouldn't give the codes away
300
codes were open to any one until this happend
What is messages
300
World War 2 was hard for other countries because
Navajo codes were hard to break
300
messages were more helpful to send messages
because they knew they wouldn't break the codes
300
this helped the Navajo because the military training was
intense
300
they have finally made the codes
but was hard to rehearse
400
What type of war was it in 1941
What is World War
400
this job was special for the Navajo
What is code talkers
400
the Navajo became one of the famous code talkers because
they couldn't crack the amazing codes
400
this training helped them with the codes so it was easier
to brainstorm with codes
400
the Navajo had won the war
because of their amazing codes
500
It was easier with codes because
What is Navajo language
500
these were special jobs because it helped
it will help them survive
500
Philip Johnston's became the most famous code talker because
of his great envention
500
the Navajo was happy because the finally had some of this
What is codes
500
that is why
the Navajo won
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