Navajo Tribe History | Native American History Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2023
- In this short Navajo documentary we will get to know the Navajo tribe history, their traditions, Native American wars etc... The Navajo people settled in the American southwest around 1400-1500 AD. They migrated from Alaska and western Canada with the Apache. Both groups of people speak the Athabaskan language.
Initially they were hunter gatherers, farming the land and hunting animals in their region.
Through history they were close to Pueblo tribes, mostly trading and sharing knowledge.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navajo
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Isn’t ironic that the US tried to eradicate the Navajo language and then when WW2 came, their language became important. Makes ya think
Makes me thankful for the Dine
American government, as well as all government has never been for the people... Only for power/authority and control
Irony of it all. Thank you for this comment. 😌
They know how take everything from people, groups, and get away with it all.
Natural principle of reciprocity. what comes around goes around
Thanks for this. I've met lots of natives while I've lived in the southwest but they've always been hesitant to tell me stuff like this I dunno why I am very fascinated by it.
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Wow what a coincidence I just watched another video last night talking about the Navajo on answers in Genesis, thanks for the video and have a happy new year.
Just FYI, Answers in Genesis is full of lies, which they know are false but continue to promote because reality doesn't support their views. Everything they say should be checked against a source that isn't focussed on making sure you believe that their weird fundamentalist cult is the only way to be Christian.
LINDA HISTÓRIA, de forca e CORAGEM,,NAVAJO,,
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I was amazed to hear about the early history presented here. I paused the video to search for more accounts of the initial migration of the Navajo and Apache peoples and found....
This video is literally a narration of the Wikipedia page for "Navajo".
Lit-tra-ly.
😂 I mean... I'm going to continue to watch it if for nothing else it is a more pleasant experience to have the narration over appropriate imagery than just reading Text on Wikipedia. But I thought I might mention it here in case other viewers weren't aware or wanted to see the source materials themselves.
Wow! An actual video! 😊
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Navajo nation forever 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😎🌎 🍻👍💪💯✌️📽️
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe for life!!!!!!!
Canyon De Chelley is pronounced Canyon de Chay. Other than that excellent.
Is there any information on the Southern Blackfoot? My Grandpa was 3/4 Cherokee from the Carolinas and Gradmother was supposed to be part Southern Blackfoot. I could look but rather see it presented.
Love the Navajo "Din ne"
Beautiful Story
Can you do a video on the Seminole tribe of Florida ? Their referred to as the "unconquered" as they eluded the US army and we're never forced off land. The only native people in the United States who managed to do it.
Navajos weren't forced off their land? Many held through, don't make false claims please.
@@og-fo7op Wrong. Look up the Long Walk the Navajo had to endure. There is a reason the Seminole tribe of Florida is called the "Unconquered" tribe, it's a unique honor. Only Native nation to never formally sign a treaty of surrender. Maybe you should do some research before commenting.
@@andresyance8154 the long walk wasn't all navajos 😂😂😂 it was 9,000. Not nearly the whole tribe and we don't have a chief
@@andresyance8154 1st you say only tribe not forced off the land. And now you say only tribe to not sign a treaty get your story straight
@@og-fo7op worry about getting your teeth straight not my story.
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16:30 Wow! I knew that Stalin did that to Kazakhstan people, but I had no idea that Navajo herds were shot as well
Just think, without us indigenous people, the settlers would of died. They would have starved and froze to death. I love my indigeonous heritage!!! Aho aho
I am attempting to live my life as the native Americans did. With as little impact to the planet as possible.
I am a defender of American Indian tribes because for me it is like my family ❤
"The people"
but because you @jam respond this way, I respond to what I feel about Native Americans ok
You shouldn't be calling them American Indian you should be calling them first Nations people..
@@JamBam_ Hell no it ain't, tell me you're not native without telling me. You should know there are a lot of tribes and we all prefer something different; some even prefer American Indian so I think you should keep your mouth shut.
@@lachbullen8014 @lachbullen8014 And what tribe are you from? Last I checked I'm pretty damn sure it varies from tribe to tribe and changes depending on whether you're from a tribe that's in the US or Canada. I'm Navajo and don't mind Native American, but someone who is Iniut might prefer First Nations or First People, I know some Apaches that prefer American Indian; I think most of agree that Indigenous is pretty befitting though. Honestly I personally don't care if someone calls me something other then what I prefer, I think it's mostly the PC crowd that cares about what terms we prefer when most of us agree that they all fit the bill.
My belief is if a group, like the lakota, cheyenne, or dine, have a origin cave or place or story, the 20,000 year old bering strait theory that we all crossed the bridge can be challenged. Im sure some with no origin site came here from elsewhere and became lumped by academia as native americans. Sacred oral tradition and science is a powerful way to disprove all ppl immigrated here.
nice video man
First Nations 🌎💧🔥💨🦅 A'ho 🐎 ✌️👽
Once I hear the AI voice, I cannot continue. I think that the subject deserves more respect.
Wrong mistake forgot Mt Taylor
People were coming here and being "American" before the 1800s.
Well according to some Navajo elders, the Navajo came “from the east”. Idk where the hell they got that information, but it’s historically accurate that they came from the north. There are even diné still in Canada.
Hearing the AI voiceover from the beginning, this information is very misleading. I am Navajo and Apache. We sure as hell didn't arrive here in the 1300s. We were always here, even when the Anasazi invaded from the South from 900AD to after 1100AD. We destroyed them because they were human traffickers for slavery and human sacrifice. The Diné are not just the Navajo, but the Apaches, Hopi, and Zuni, also other smaller groups within and around Dinéta'h(The Four Sacred Mountains). There used to be thousands of clans, from the East, the South, the West, and the North. We have stories from before the Great Flood, which was 11,600 years ago. The land bridge migration theory was 15,000 years ago. There are footprints here, in New Mexico that are 20,000 years old. You shouldn't make content for views. Hágooshįį yá'át'ééh, hágoónee'...! 🖖🦊🤙
Thank You!
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How many cherokee prines and princesses are in here? Wheres all pocahontases and sacejawea’s relatives???
Everyone groups races of men into categories...the people, native this or that...every single human originated from one place.
Bro, that's not how it works, you're being semantical. You know when people speak of “sub-Saharan African DNA”, they mean specifically that which either developed after some humans left that area, or the absence of that which developed in the first group to leave that area. Those genetic markers (and I will leave it for others to explain why “DNA” is probably not quite the right term here) that originated in Africa before humans left it and didn’t change since are just known as “human”, since all humans have them. What you're doing is conflating a very long term geographic migration that happened on a time scale of 10’s of thousands of years with modern ancestry DNA tests which look for variable loci in the human genome that have arisen in the past couple thousand years at most, which can be used to roughly estimate the population and geographic region the relatively recent ancestors of an individual came from. They look for unique markers to distinguish different populations that have since left Africa and began to interbreed elsewhere causing a few new recombination and mutations to accumulate here and there. We can and have used other genetic loci to trace our ancestry back to Africa, in addition to fossil records and anthropological records. We all absolutely do have “sub-Saharan African DNA”. Our distant ancestors evolved in sub Saharan Africa, most of our genome is “sub Saharan African DNA”. Well over 99% of our genome is identical to every other human on the planet. Those vast majority of identical genetic loci are not the markers that ancestry tests look for, otherwise they’d be useless because they’d show were all pretty much identical. They look for unique markers that are distinct to certain populations in certain geographic regions, this is why what you're saying is a bunch of retarded bullshit and so unuanced. In fact, it's probably the reason you're not in a line of work where you deal with such things; lord knows you'd fuck it all up and mishandle it judging by the way you dumbed it down to your level and removed any semblence of reason or nuance.
@drknow1433 I'm not going to disagree or argue the point...it's a fact that at one point in human history there was maybe less than 40 birthing age females on the planet...every human alive today owes everything to them.
Everyone came from the same place.
@@smokerise Hah okay then, whatever; keep deluding yourself in ignorance.
@@Bister_Mungle whatever jr...you win. 🏆
This video isnt even half the history the navajo tribes has.but the effort is there at least.
Ya boah teee
w mans
Brig Gen. Stand Watie (CSA) principal Chief native American Slave ownership Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Seminole "Five dollar Indian"
Peace Chief Narbona was shot and killed at the meeting with the us. Government
Untrue😮
Navajo tribe are first to become horse man
So much missing history!!
Oh yeah put them in the care of the Catholic Church look how they turned out decades later no trauma or suspiciously looking mass Graves on former Catholic school grounds....
The Conquest Epic of humanity is a crying shame.
It was spirit of the time. I'm from East Europe. In our part of the world, there were endless wars between Austria, Turkey and "native Balkan people". What happened in America was pretty mild?! in comparison to what happened elsewhere
@@unlearningcommunism4742not sure I would agree with that, especially if you think about how the early Spanish treated Natives. De Soto was a butcher really. Sticks and stones fighting armoured war horses with armoured riders. I don't think that happened in Europe.
@@Idrinklight44 Google "Cele Kula" for example. That one is from the XIX century
@@unlearningcommunism4742your wars were nothing in comparison to the genocide done to all the original peoples of the North American continent, from the Spanish invasion, Portugal invasion, French invasion, British Invasion & Russian invasion, then the “Indian wars” (people defending their homeland) only person who considered this a “war” were the pale skinned barbarians
@@unlearningcommunism4742just say you’re ignorant and shut up on this topic
not the history of the navajo traditional teachings.
What Navajo name for a leader, even geronimo is Spanish name not apache name . Then your so called history is invalid
You got so much wrong its hard to find a starting place. BUT What you really should do is come out here and live with or near the Navajo before you start making videos or writing books. bad history, many mispronounced words and place names. this video really sucks
It has some good information compared to what is out there it's not that bad. Don't be nit picking, make a better video if it's so easy and you know so much
@@og-fo7op I live here, with the Navajo on the Rez in western NM. its a bad product, he read a faulty book and then set himself up as knowledgeable. typical "professional youtuber" good story, bad data🐔💩