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What historical event is known as the Long Walk?

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The Long Walk refers to the forced relocation of the Navajo people in the 1860s, where they were marched from their homeland to a reservation in New Mexico.

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Who is Principal O'Sullivan?

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Principal O'Sullivan is the head of the mission school attended by the protagonist in 'Code Talker'.

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What is the significance of Gallup in 'Code Talker'?

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Gallup is the location of the mission school where the protagonist and other Navajo children are educated.

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Who is Mr. Reamer in 'Code Talker'?

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Mr. Reamer is responsible for assigning new American names to the students at the mission school.

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What restrictions were placed on Navajo appearances at the mission school?

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Navajo students were only allowed to have mustaches and were restricted from other forms of facial hair.

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What does the term 'Code Talker' refer to?

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Code Talkers were Navajo soldiers who used their native language to create a code for secure communication during World War II.

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What role did the mission school play in the lives of Navajo children?

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The mission school aimed to assimilate Navajo children into American culture, often at the expense of their native language and traditions.

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What is the impact of the Long Walk on Navajo culture?

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The Long Walk had a profound impact on Navajo culture, leading to loss of land, trauma, and a struggle to preserve their identity.

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How did the mission school affect the language of Navajo students?

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The mission school discouraged the use of the Navajo language, promoting English instead, which led to a decline in native language use.

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What is the importance of names in 'Code Talker'?

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Names in 'Code Talker' symbolize identity and cultural heritage, with the assignment of American names representing a loss of Navajo identity.