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The '''Navajo''' are a tribe of [[American Indians]] originating in Canada and migrating to the American southwest, settling in [[New Mexico]] and [[Arizona]].

The were [[hunter-gatherers]] who learned [[agriculture]] from the neighbouring [[Pueblo Indians]]. Their crops were mainly corn, beans, squash and melons.

After the arrival of Spanish explorers the Navajo aquired sheep and horses. The sheep provided wool and meat. Maintaining herds of sheep provided a food source without the need to hunt, which allowed a settlement to remain in one place for a longer period. The horses allowed hunting in a larger area and the ability to haul larger loads.

The Navajo developed trade with settlers with goods such as pottery and blankets.

==References==
* http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/navajo.htm

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 ==External links==
-To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]
+To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]
-"Jesus Loves Me" sung in Navajo.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0JGiOGQ5L0]
+"Jesus Loves Me" sung in Navajo.  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0JGiOGQ5L0]

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−	The '''Navajo''' (Dine, in Navajo) are the 2nd largest (in population) [[American Indians]] tribe after the Lakota (Sioux. Based on linguistic evidence, the tribe is believed to have migrated into the United States on one of the last Indian migrations, sometime around the 1400s. They eventually settled on their homeland, the dinetah which exists across [[Colorado]], [[New Mexico]] and [[Arizona]].	+	The '''Navajo''' (Dine, in Navajo) are the 2nd largest (in population) [[American Indians]] tribe after the Lakota (Sioux). Based on linguistic evidence, the tribe is believed to have migrated into the United States on one of the last Indian migrations, sometime around the 1400s. They eventually settled on their homeland, the dinetah which exists across [[Colorado]], [[New Mexico]] and [[Arizona]].

	The early Dine were [[hunter-gatherers]] who learned [[agriculture]] from the neighboring [[Pueblo Indians]]. Once settled as farmers, their religious lives, social lives, and substance places 4 crops as sacred: corn, beans, squash and tobacco, though the actual diet was supplemented by many smaller crops and gathered foods.		The early Dine were [[hunter-gatherers]] who learned [[agriculture]] from the neighboring [[Pueblo Indians]]. Once settled as farmers, their religious lives, social lives, and substance places 4 crops as sacred: corn, beans, squash and tobacco, though the actual diet was supplemented by many smaller crops and gathered foods.

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 Like many Indian tribes, many Navajo have found a path that incorporates Christianity into their traditional beliefs, especially the idea of One God which is emphasized far more than Jesus or the bible.
-==See Also==
+==See also==
 [[Code Talkers]]
-==External link==
+==External links==
-To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]]
+To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]
 "Jesus Loves Me" sung in Navajo.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0JGiOGQ5L0]
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 ==References==
 * http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/navajo.htm
-[[category:Native Americans]]
+[[Category:Native Americans]]

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 ==References==
 * http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/navajo.htm
-[[category:Indian Tribes]]
+[[category:Native Americans]]

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 ==References==
 * http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/navajo.htm
-[category:Indian Tribes]
+[[category:Indian Tribes]]

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	==External link==		==External link==
	To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]]		To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]]
		+	"Jesus Loves Me" sung in Navajo. Video/Sound quality is not very good. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNIGKieaBRM&feature=related]

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	[[Code Talkers]]		[[Code Talkers]]

		+	==External link==
		+	To hear and see a younger Dine speaking Dine. I will try to find a more clear example.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jeqLCUv2cA&feature=related]]

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-The '''Navajo''' are a tribe of [[American Indians]] originating in Canada and migrating to the American southwest, settling in [[New Mexico]] and [[Arizona]].
+The '''Navajo''' (Dine, in Navajo) are the 2nd largest (in population) [[American Indians]] tribe after the Lakota (Sioux.  Based on linguistic evidence, the tribe is believed to have migrated into the United States on one of the last Indian migrations, sometime around the 1400s. They eventually settled on their homeland, the dinetah which exists across [[Colorado]], [[New Mexico]] and [[Arizona]].
-The were [[hunter-gatherers]] who learned [[agriculture]] from the neighbouring [[Pueblo Indians]]. Their crops were mainly corn, beans, squash and melons.
+The early Dine were [[hunter-gatherers]] who learned [[agriculture]] from the neighboring [[Pueblo Indians]]. Once settled as farmers, their religious lives, social lives, and substance places 4 crops as sacred: corn, beans, squash and tobacco, though the actual diet was supplemented by many smaller crops and gathered foods.
-After the arrival of Spanish explorers the Navajo aquired sheep and horses. The sheep provided wool and meat. Maintaining herds of sheep provided a food source without the need to hunt, which allowed a settlement to remain in one place for a longer period. The horses allowed hunting in a larger area and the ability to haul larger loads.
+After the arrival of Spanish explorers the Navajo acquired sheep and horses, the sheep becoming as significant as corn in their daily and cultural lives, providing wool and meat as well as a consistent income from new technologies like weaving which they could sell to American traders and other tribes.
 ==References==
 * http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/navajo.htm