The Navajo Nation: Resilience and Heritage

The video explores the history and culture of the Navajo people, from their origins and societal structure to their conflicts with the US government. It covers the Long Walk to Bosque Redondo, the resilience of the Navajo, and their eventual return to their homeland through the Treaty of 1868. The formation of the modern Navajo Nation and its governance is also discussed, highlighting the Navajo's efforts to preserve their culture and manage relationships with external entities.

How did the Navajo society structure itself?

What were the conditions like for the Navajo in Bosque Redondo?

What role did women play in preserving Navajo culture?

What challenges did the Navajo face from the US government in the following decades?

What does 'Dine Bikea' mean in the Navajo language?

What was Bosque Redondo?

What was agreed upon in the Navajo Treaty of 1868?