22.Living as a Navajo Grace Halsell
22. Living as a Navajo Grace Halsell
Content ◆Culture Background ◆Warm-up Activity ◆Outline ◆Text ◆Exercise
Content Culture Background Warm-up Activity Outline Text Exercise
Outline This article can be divided into two parts: From paragraph 1 to paragraph 11 From paragraph 12 to the end In the first part the author describe the life of Navajo in detail mainly on material In the second part the author compare the Navajos'way of life with the white Americans'way of life Then the author shows her writing purpose
Outline This article can be divided into two parts: From paragraph 1 to paragraph 11 From paragraph 12 to the end In the first part the author describe the life of Navajo in detail mainly on material . In the second part the author compare the Navajos’ way of life with the white Americans’ way of life . Then the author shows her writing purpose
Exercise True or False Question Multiple-choice Question Question for Consideration
Exercise True or False Question Multiple-choice Question Question for Consideration
Cultural Background North American Indians American Indians were said to be named by Columbus who mistook the American Continent he first set foot on for India and called the inhabitants Indians. Indians migrated from Asia across the then-existing land bridge to what is now Alaska from 12,000 to 35,000 years ago.They are the original Americans and have been living a tribal life.Some Indians are sedentary. Many other Indians are nomadic and hunt for their food. They frequently emphasize bravery in war as the essence of manhood.Indians have no one religion any more than they have one way of life.But certain religious beliefs are widespread.Most important is the belief in a mysterious,magic force in nature
Cultural Background North American Indians American Indians were said to be named by Columbus who mistook the American Continent he first set foot on for India and called the inhabitants Indians. Indians migrated from Asia across the then-existing land bridge to what is now Alaska from 12,000 to 35,000 years ago. They are the original Americans and have been living a tribal life. Some Indians are sedentary. Many other Indians are nomadic and hunt for their food. They frequently emphasize bravery in war as the essence of manhood. Indians have no one religion any more than they have one way of life. But certain religious beliefs are widespread. Most important is the belief in a mysterious, magic force in nature