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    Navajo's Culture

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    settled in the four corners‚ southwestern regions. B) How they learned the way of the new lands to adapt their ways. 2) Foragers/ Agricultural A) They started out like foragers hunters and herders‚ but then stole the ways of the Hopis B) Navajo’s learned how to weave from sheep and learned how to make exchanges of hides. 3) Beliefs and Values A) Known as the Dine` people‚ they believe in the Holy People and Earth People B) Ceremonial nature is the way they

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    Change in a New World Like many countries who have been invaded by a foreign power‚ Native Americans are also regarded to have been subjected to significant change. When the Europeans first arrived in the late 1400s‚ they brought with them the intent of not only exploring to find India‚ but also to find gold and much more wealth. The Europeans made a mistake in their navigation causing them not to arrive in India‚ but rather what they referred to as the “New World.” The Europeans had stumbled

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    The topic my partner and I have based the National History Day Project on is the Mayan Calender system compared to the Hopi Indian Tribe system. The reason I liked this topic is because it is currently 2012 and so the the world ending is a huge controversy in society. I am very interested in the subject and wished to do deeper research on the predictions by not only the Ancient Civilization of the Mayans. I have recently discovered the Maya people are not the only people with these beliefs and so

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    The Warrior Maiden

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    The Oneida tribe is a Native American people that belong to the Iroquois Confederacy‚ which settled originally in upstate New York. The name that the people give themselves is derived from "Onayotekaono"‚ meaning the "People of the Upright Stone". The story of the "Warrior Maiden" is not necessarily specific to the Oneida tribe‚ but it is actually a rather common legend among the Native American peoples. However‚ the story is to be found in different versions that are‚ for their most part‚ dissimilar

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    kinships within each community. As one author put it‚ Native American tribes are like apples and America is like an orange. This is meant as an analogy of how American society is compartmentalized and divided into many parts and Native American society is interlinked. In northern America there are hundreds of Native American tribes and all have distinct religions with their own distinct creation stories‚ and each tribe has its own rituals‚ each with unique ways of giving thanks and honoring

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    Arlo Namingha was born in Santa Fe‚ New Mexico‚ into the Tewa/Hopi tribe. Arlo is the son of internationally well-known artist Dan Namingha‚ and was raised in San Juan Pueblo‚ New Mexico. In the 17th century‚ his ancestors migrated to the Hopi reservation in Arizona from their home in New Mexico. Arlo and his family speak english‚ Tewa and Hopi. He was inspired by artists and sculptors like Isamu Noguchi and Richard Serra. Arlo first worked with art by

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    The Trickster in Myth

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    present the trickster through an analysis of the general trickster myth itself and then to explore the trickster within his habitat of three different and unique cultures: the Slavic Norsemen of the Scandinavian north and their trickster Loki‚ the Hopi Indian culture of Southwest

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    Dance Chapter 1 Summary

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    necessary to the well- being of the community. HOPI -arid southwest‚ have native American societies managed to keep their traditional dances intact in the face of efforts by outsiders. -the hopi calendar has revolved around a cycle of danced ceremonies that are performed in every hopi community. -not everyone dances every dance. Everyone who attends is thought as a non dancing participant since their faith helps make it spiritually powerful. -the hopi get in touch with the forces of nature that

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    Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis

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    Therefore‚ the Indo-Europeans have a cultural form of time units(century‚ decade‚ year‚ month‚ day‚ hour‚ minute even seconds)‚ and from that form there are various other cultural form as records‚ histories‚ calendars‚ and even stock markets. However‚ the Hopis has different concept of time: objective‚ and subjective. The ‘objective’ is a fact which exist‚ and the ‘subjective’ is a state is becoming. In other words‚ rather than past‚ present‚ future‚ there are things becoming that has individual life rhythms

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    The southwest isn’t just tumbleweeds and cowboys yelling “YEEHAW” every 30 seconds. Okay maybe a little bit. But it’s way more than that. There’s huge‚ wide‚ and long landscapes to enjoy‚ yummy food everywhere you go‚ and diverse wildlife. Sure other regions have that‚ but the Southwest’s is unique; most of the time. One of many parts to the Southwest US’ beauty‚ is the nature and landscapes that aren’t man made. Arizona‚ a state in the southwest is home to the well known Grand Canyon. It’s

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