
Navajo tribe
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Amber Eichstadt
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What is the Navajo tribe referred to as in their own language?
Diné
Pueblo
Apache
Sioux
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What does the word "Diné" mean?
Warriors
People
Hunters
Friends
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Multiple Choice
In which states did the Navajo traditionally live?
California, Nevada, Oregon
Arizona, New Mexico, Utah
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas
Colorado, Wyoming, Montana
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What were the Navajo clothes made out of?
Plants
Deer skin, wool
Cotton
silk
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What kind of clothes did the Navajo wear?
Brightly colored shirts, blankets, and dresses made of deerskin and wool.
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What did women strap to their backs to carry their babies.
cradleboards
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What materials were Navajo belts, bracelets, and necklaces made from?
Gold, silk, and pearls
Silver, leather, and turquoise
Plastic, rubber, and glass
Wood, stone, and clay
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What were the main crops planted by the Navajo?
Rice, beans, and tomatoes
Corn, potatoes, wheat, and fruit
Barley, oats, and rye
Peas, carrots, and lettuce
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What was the meat from sheep used to make?
Sandwiches
Soup
Stew
Salad
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What type of bread did the Navajo make from wheat?
Flatbread
Fry bread
Sourdough
Baguette
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What is a "hogan" in Navajo culture?
A type of food
A type of clothing
A type of house
A type of animal
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What is the meaning of the word "hogan"?
"Mountain"
"House"
"River"
"Sky"
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How large was a typical hogan?
5 to 10 feet across
20 to 30 feet across
50 to 60 feet across
100 feet across
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Why did the door of a hogan face east?
To catch the morning sun
To give thanks to the rising sun
To avoid the wind
To see the sunset
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What did Navajo use to weave wool into blankets, clothing, and rugs?
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What is a loom?
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How did the Navajo dye their clothes?
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What was the job of the Navajo men?
gathering fruits and nuts
farming
Fishing and hunting, making belts, rings, other jewelry.
cooking
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What were sand paintings used for in Navajo culture?
Decoration
Trade
Ceremonies
Storytelling
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