Navajo Tribe by Luke Lawson https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm en-us 2020-08-12 14:10:30 UTC 2025-01-06 16:31:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Location #1 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677139801 Canyon de Chelly: The Canyon de Chelly is a big canyon in Navajo Nation which was used by their ancestors for many years. This is one of the Navajo Nation's seven wonders. They settled in this canyon to be safe from USA military and Anglo settlers.
Relative: It’s East of Chinle, South of Red Valley, and North of Nazlini.
Exact: The exact location is 36,17 North and 109,53 West.

]]> 2020-08-12 14:14:12 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677139801 Location #2 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677146911 Shiprock: This is one of the most important spiritual sites  for the Navajo Tribe. The Navajo believe that a giant bird took them to their new home in Navajo nation many centuries ago. Then as they were traveling the bird fought a cliff monster, but the bird lost.  The bird got turned into stone. They believe that the Shiprock is the bird, but in stone form. 
Relative: It's South of Rattlesnake, East of Red Valley, North of Little Water.
Exact: The exact location is 36,69 North and 108,84 West.

]]> 2020-08-12 14:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677146911 Location #3 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677154985 Hubble Trading Post National Historic Site: This is the oldest trading post on Navajo land. They used to trade their goods for items they needed with other tribes. You can go here and see what it was like to trade for goods you need. 
Relative: It's West of Ganado, South of highway 264, North of Klagetoh.
Exact: The exact location is 35,71 North 109,56 West.  

]]> 2020-08-12 14:22:19 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677154985 Place #1 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677203658 Language:  They speak a language called Diné. It was used in WWII to fool the Axis Powers, since they couldn’t understand it. Throughout the war they never could decode the messages and was a huge part in winning the war. 

]]> 2020-08-12 14:48:37 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/677203658 Place #2 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678630580 Landforms: The Navajo originate from the southwest, so they don't get much rain. This means that there are a lot of deserts in the southwest. There were are a lot of plateaus in the southwest. Also there are a lot of canyons and valleys there. 

]]> 2020-08-13 13:27:16 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678630580 Place #3 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678643893 Economy: When the Navajo tribe was thriving they traded an assortment of things. They traded agricultural products to nearby neighbors. Their most famous products were when they traded away rugs or vases. To this day these rugs and vases are worth a lot of money. They also traded away a lot of other crafts.  ]]> 2020-08-13 13:34:36 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678643893 Place #4 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678651450 Religion: They believe that we were any animal or insect that we can imagine. Then the holy spirit's gave the gift of life to him or her. They then will be able to go to Earth. On Earth they believe the woman, sun god, taught them how to live and survive here. They also don't like to talk about their dead because they believe that the evil spirits of that person will haunt them for their life.]]> 2020-08-13 13:38:36 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678651450 Interaction #1 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678675055 Housing: For housing the Navajo build adobe houses. These were houses that were multi-stored and had ladders instead of doors. They had windows going around the top and were usually in the shape of a square or a rectangle. These houses were made out of baked clay and straw put together. These houses were easily defendable since they had no doors and windows around the top. The most famous adobe village in the cliff dwelling village. ]]> 2020-08-13 13:51:07 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678675055 Interaction #2 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678684376 Clothing: The original clothing that the Navajo wore were deerskin shirts and skirts. Both men and women wore the same clothing to make it easier to make it in vast quantities. The men eventually evolved into wearing a cotton shirt, breeches below the knee, and moccasins. The women eventually evolved into wearing a squaw dress which was made of dark and plain blankets. ]]> 2020-08-13 13:56:01 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678684376 Interaction #3 llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678684789 Food: The Navajo ate an assortment of both meat and plants. Some of the protein they got into their body were  antelope, deer, elk, mountain sheep, goats, prairie-dogs, rabbits(jack and contain-tail), and woodrats. There favorite proteins were goats and mountain sheeps. Some of the plants they ate were cedar berries, corn, grapes, juniper berries, potatoes(wild), pumpkins, squash, yucca fruit, and beans. This means that they did grow the three sisters.

]]> 2020-08-13 13:56:13 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678684789 Bibliography llawson25 https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678685379 Sources]]> 2020-08-13 13:56:29 UTC https://padlet.com/llawson25/t21zwpowejaxw1tm/wish/678685379