Native American Community Aids In War Production

The video highlights the Navajo and Pueblo Indians' contribution to wartime efforts through their traditional craftsmanship. It showcases their skills in knitting, weaving, and crafting items like army ties and silver wings, blending modern tools with age-old techniques. The video emphasizes the transmission of these skills through generations, adapting 16th-century artistry to meet the demands of a nation at war.

What skills did the Navajo and Pueblo Indians use to contribute to wartime efforts?

• Wood carving

• Metalworking

• Knitting and weaving

• Pottery

What is produced using modern tools for America's Eagles?

• Combat boots

• Army uniforms

• Silver wings

• Medals of honor

How many generations have passed down the handwork skills used in finishing the silver wings?

• 25 generations

• 15 generations

• 20 generations

• 10 generations

What century does the oldest and finest craft of the Navajo and Pueblo Indians date back to?

• 16th century

• 15th century

• 17th century

• 14th century

What is the primary purpose of the Navajo and Pueblo Indians' craft during wartime?

• To support the nation's war needs

• To trade with other tribes

• To create decorative art

• To preserve cultural heritage