Code Talker chapters 1-4

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Who helps the new Navajo students at the mission school understand the rules of the school?

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John Benally is the person who helps the new Navajo students understand the rules of the mission school.

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Who was in charge of assigning students their new American names?

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Mr. Reamer is responsible for assigning students their new American names.

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What Native American tribe does the protagonist resonate with?

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The protagonist resonates with the Navajo tribe.

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What is Kii Yazhi's American name?

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Kii Yazhi's American name is Ned Begay.

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What is the protagonist's Native American name?

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The protagonist's Native American name is Kii Yazhi.

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What is the significance of American names for Native American students in the story?

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American names signify the cultural assimilation and identity transformation that Native American students experience at the mission school.

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What role does Mr. Reamer play in the mission school?

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Mr. Reamer is a teacher who assigns American names and helps enforce the school's rules.

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How does the character John Benally contribute to the new students' experience?

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John Benally assists new students by guiding them through the school's rules and helping them adjust to their new environment.

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What challenges do the Navajo students face at the mission school?

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Navajo students face challenges such as cultural assimilation, language barriers, and the loss of their Native identity.

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Why is the protagonist's connection to the Navajo tribe important?

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The protagonist's connection to the Navajo tribe is important as it represents their cultural heritage and identity amidst the pressures of assimilation.