Scenes of animals and desert in a small town. New Mexico c.1950.

The video explores the deep connection between the Navajo people and their land, highlighting the timeless and harmonious relationship that spans generations. It emphasizes the unity of the Navajo with nature and their spiritual ties to the land, illustrated through musical interludes.

What is emphasized about the land in the introduction?

• It is uninhabitable.

• It is a new discovery.

• It has always belonged to the Navajo.

• It is constantly changing.

What does the generational continuity among the Navajo signify?

• A recent development.

• A constant change in lifestyle.

• A consistent pattern of life.

• A break in tradition.

How are the Navajo and their land described in terms of their relationship?

• They are one and the same.

• They are separate entities.

• They are indifferent to each other.

• They are in conflict.

Where do the Navajo believe their gods reside?

• In the cities.

• In the oceans.

• In the deserts.

• In the canyons, clouds, and hills.

What aspect of the Navajo's spiritual beliefs is highlighted?

• Their gods are fictional.

• Their gods are part of the natural world.

• Their gods are only in books.

• Their gods are only in the sky.