Navajo people

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The Navajo people are a Native American nation of the American Southwest known for their rich cultural traditions, Navajo language, and historic homeland spanning parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people of North America
Native American people
ethnic group
sovereign tribal nation
artForm Navajo rug weaving
sandpainting
turquoise and silver jewelry
capital Window Rock, Arizona
country United States of America
culturalPractice sheep herding
silversmithing
weaving
culturalRegion Four Corners region
demographicTrend experienced population decline after European contact
economy agriculture
arts and crafts
energy resource extraction
livestock ranching
tourism
governingBody Navajo Nation Council
governmentType tribal government
historicalEvent Long Walk of the Navajo
internment at Bosque Redondo
language Navajo language
languageStatus one of the most spoken Native American languages in the United States
legalStatus federally recognized tribe in the United States
mainTerritory Navajo Nation
militaryConflict World War II
militaryContribution Navajo Code Talkers
nativeName Navajo Nation
surface form: Diné
populationCenter Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
primaryLanguageFamily Northern Athabaskan languages
surface form: Athabaskan languages

Na-Dene
surface form: Na-Dene language family
recognizedBy United States government
surface form: United States federal government
relatedEthnicGroup Apache tribes
surface form: Apache people

Chiricahua Apache
Mescalero Apache
Western Apache
religion Christianity
Native American Church
traditional Navajo religion
traditionalHousing hogans
traditionalRegion southwestern United States
surface form: American Southwest

Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
treaty Treaty of 1868
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet

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Colorado River Indian Tribes hasEthnicGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
southwestern United States ethnicGroup Navajo people
subject surface form: Southwestern United States
this entity surface form: Navajo
Four Corners region ethnicGroup Navajo people
Navajo Nation ethnicGroup Navajo people
Navajo Nation homeOf Navajo people
New Mexico hasSignificantLanguage Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Monument Valley (Arizona portion) hasOfficialLanguage Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
CRIT hasTribalMembersFrom Navajo people
CRIT tribalEnrollmentIncludes Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Apache tribes relatedEthnicGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Navajo language spokenBy Navajo people
Apache hasSubgroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Zuni people neighboringTribe Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Bosque Redondo Memorial at Fort Sumner (Navajo and Mescalero Apache internment site) commemorates Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo (Diné) people
Colorado River Indian Tribes Reservation tribalAffiliation Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
indigenous peoples of the Americas includesEthnicGroup Navajo people
subject surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Americas
this entity surface form: Navajo
San Luis Valley historicallyInhabitedBy Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo people (nearby influence)
Indigenous peoples of the Southwest hasSubgroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Chinle Agency ethnicMajority Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo (Diné)
Fort Defiance Agency ethnicGroupServed Navajo people
this entity surface form: Diné people
San Juan Southern Paiute relatedEthnicGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Flag of the Navajo Nation represents Navajo people
Flag of the Navajo Nation designerEthnicity Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Navajo Sandstone namedFor Navajo people
Navajo County namedAfter Navajo people
Window Rock, Arizona ethnicMajority Navajo people
Shiprock Agency ethnicGroupServed Navajo people
Navajo National Monument languageContext Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Navajo Wars conflictBetween Navajo people
San Francisco Peaks traditionalNameLanguage Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Long Walk of the Navajo participant Navajo people
Treaty of 1868 party Navajo people
Treaty of 1868 ethnicGroupAffected Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Navajo Code Talkers ethnicGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Kayenta, Arizona populationMajority Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo (Diné)
Mescalero Apache relatedGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Western Apache relatedEthnicGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo
Teec Nos Pos, Arizona hasPredominantEthnicGroup Navajo people
this entity surface form: Navajo