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In their own language, they refer to themselves as Diné which means“the people”. They are an old tribe with descendants tracing their roots back to the thirteenth century. The first contact that the Navajos had with white settlers was during the Mexican American War in 1846. The United States conducted peaceful relations with the Navajo for over fifteen years. Forts were built to help protect the Navajo from  \nSpanish/Mexican raids on the Navajo’s cattle. Eventually, a new military commander, James H. Carleton, was named in New Mexico and he began to raid Navajo lands with a vengeance. He ordered the Navajo to surrender. When the majority of the Navajo refused, their crops were destroyed and they were forced to leave their lands in what is called ‘The Long Walk’. They were forced to a reservation in Fort Sumter, New Mexico some 300 miles away. The reservation failed because it was designed to support four to five thousand but there were nine thousand Navajos that were displaced onto the reservation. Finally a treaty was developed that included parts of their homeland as the reservation and the Navajo were then allowed to return to the new reservation. For the most part, the Native Americans prospered with a few skirmishes from white settlers. The prosperity didn’t last as the U.S. government decided that the Navajo cattle were overgrazing the land. Immediately, over eighty percent of all the livestock was exterminated in what was  \ncalled ‘The Navajo Livestock Reduction’. This was a low blow to the Navajos, culturally and economically. The government then started to try to mainstream the Navajo tribe by placing childre. ..  \n... middle of paper ...  \n...28, 2010, from [http://jn.nutrition.org/content/127/10/2114S.full](http://jn.nutrition.org/content/127/10/2114S.full)  \nThe Navajo Nation-Services Page. (n.d. ) . The Navajo Nation-Home page. Retrieved November 27, 2010, from [http://www.navajo.org/services.htm\\#news](http://www.navajo.org/services.htm#news)  \n[The Technology Opportunities Program.](The Technology Opportunities Program.) (n.d. ) . National Telecommunications and Information Administration. Retrieved November 28, 2010, from [http://www.ntia.doc.gov/otiahome/top/index.html](http://www.ntia.doc.gov/otiahome/top/index.html)  \nWorld Facts and Figures-GDP per capita by country. (n.d. ) . World Facts and Figures. Retrieved November 28, 2010, from [http://www.worldfactsandfigures.com/gdp_country_desc.php](http://www.worldfactsandfigures.com/gdp_country_desc.php)  \nYurth, C. (n.d. ) . The Navajo Times Online-Education: For 40 years, an Indiana University program has provided dedicated teachers [to Navajo. navajotimes.com-The](to Navajo. navajotimes.com-The) newspaper of the Navajo People. Retrieved November 28, 2010, from [http://www.navajotimes.com/education/2010/0810/081910teach.php](http://www.navajotimes.com/education/2010/0810/081910teach.php)  \nOther Arcticles:  \n Process Server Job Description Resume  \n Manslaughter Essay  \n Coursework To Become A Registered Dietitian  \n Success And Satisfaction   \n Partially Fluent In Resume  \n Project Management Case Studies And Teams  \n Dead Poets Society Symbolism Essay  \n Sample Business Plan For Event Company  \n Resume Letterhead Format","cbCain22l8pF9tk0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain22l8pF9tk0","pdf",77238,"English","# Overview\n## Key historical events\n## Assimilation impacts\n## References and related articles","[{\"question\":\"Who are the Navajo people and what does “Diné” mean?\",\"answer\":\"The Navajo are a large Native American tribe. 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