Invader
Make a repeated tapping sound
Enlisting someone forcefully in the army
Feeling of excitement
Love for one’s country
A rhythmic series of sounds or vibrations
Morally correct
Remains of an item or place
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The Blessingway ceremony is discussed in Chapter Nine. The ceremony is a prayer ritual over a Navajo in which the community gathers together to wish success and goodness for the Navajo.
Racism toward Indian people was common and even though they had served their country with distinction, Indian veterans could not eat or drink in some establishments—or even vote in some national or state elections.
Native Americans who served in wars, particularly World War II, faced various hardships upon their return like:
Discrimination and Racism
Loss of Cultural Identity
Limited Access to Benefits
Economic Difficulties
Post-Traumatic Stress
