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Reference source compiling Navajo terms used by U.S. Marines during World War II to encode military messages.
Year: 1945
Region: United States
Theme: Military communication, Code talkers
Document type: Dictionary
Organization: United States Department of Defense
Author: U.S. military personnel
Audience: Military personnel, linguists
Period of use: World War II
Date of revision: 15 June 1945
Declassification: Department of Defense Directive 5200.9
Content: Alphabet, military units, ranks, airplane names, countries, ships, months, vocabulary
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Grandfather Gandhi Readers’ Theatre Script, December 17, 1945
Title: Grandfather Gandhi Readers’ Theatre
Date of Letter: December 17, 1945
Setting: Sevagram Ashram, Wardha, India
Main Characters: Gandhi (Bapu), Arun, Father, Tutor, Narrator, Inner Voice, Chorus
Themes: Anger and self-control, nonviolence, spiritual discipline, family relationships
Genre: Readers’ theatre script
Historical Context: Life at Sevagram Ashram during the final years of British rule in India
Cultural References: Spinning wheel (charkha), prayer gatherings, ashram chores, Gujarati language
Intended Audience: Students and participants in a classroom or group performance
Structure: Dialogue with narration and choral parts
Source Form: Dramatic adaptation based on historical figures and events
Global History & Geography 10 Course Pack The World Since 1945: The Post-War World AFRICA READINGS
Year: 2026
Region / City: Africa
Topic: Colonialism, World War II, Independence Movements
Document Type: Educational Text
Institution: Global History & Geography
Author: Unspecified
Target Audience: Students of History
Effective Period: 1945-Present
Approval Date: Unspecified
Modification Date: Unspecified
Review 12: 1945 to the Present
Year: 1945–present
Region / City: United States
Topic: American history, civil rights, Cold War, Vietnam War
Document type: Educational review / test questions
Institution: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Students
Key events: Greensboro sit-in, Brown v. Board of Education, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War, Civil Rights Movement, presidencies of Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, Carter, Reagan
Period covered: 1945–1980s
Anthony Wayne Youkey March 24, 1945 – April 1945
Year: 1945
Region / City: Unknown
Theme: Family History
Document Type: Genealogy Record
Author: Scott Shoup
Target Audience: Genealogy Enthusiasts
Date of Approval: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Navajo Basket
Year: 2019-2020
Region / City: Diné Bikéyah
Topic: Navajo Basketry
Document Type: Curriculum Guide
Institution: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Seventh-grade students
Period of validity: 2019-2020
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Summer 2019
Navajo Nation Flag and Seal: Educational Standards and Cultural Overview
Year: 1952–1968
Region: Navajo Nation; Arizona; New Mexico
Subject: Navajo Nation Flag and Seal
Document type: Educational curriculum content
Cultural tradition: Diné (Navajo)
Institutions referenced: Navajo Nation Council
Designers: Jay R. Degroat; John Claw
Key dates: January 18, 1952; May 21, 1968
Educational level: School curriculum
Themes: Symbolism; cultural values; sovereignty; history; philosophy
Cultural framework: Diné Philosophy
Source type: Instructional standards and learning objectives
Assignment Statement of Work for Mars Ambassador Program - Unchaining in Navajo Nation
Year: 2025
Region / City: Navajo Nation - Upper Fruitlands area of New Mexico / Farmington, New Mexico, USA
Subject: Animal welfare, Volunteer program
Document Type: Assignment Description
Organization: Mars Vet Health - Banfield Foundation
Author: Mars Vet Health
Target Audience: Associates, Volunteers
Period of Activity: September 30 – October 6, 2025
Approval Date: Not provided
Date of Changes: Not provided
7th Grade Navajo Language Unit: Origin of the First 4 Clans
Year: 2023
Region / City: Navajo Nation
Subject: Language
Type of Document: Educational Unit Plan
Author: Educator
Target Audience: 7th grade students
Period of Action: One academic term
Approval Date: September 2023
Modification Date: None
Questions about Navajo weaving tools and their functions in loom weaving
Topic: Navajo weaving tools and their functions
Document type: Educational worksheet
Cultural context: Navajo weaving tradition
Language: English with Navajo terminology
Tools mentioned: Bee’ak’int[ish, Dah yist[’=, Ii’sinil, Bee ‘adzoo’7
Subject area: Traditional textile production
Activity type: Reading and written response questions
Educational level: School students
Content elements: Definitions of weaving tools and a question about natural resources used to make them
Course Schedule and Policies at Navajo Technical University
Year: 2024
Region / City: Crownpoint, NM
Topic: Higher Education, Indigenous Education
Document Type: Academic Syllabus
Institution: Navajo Technical University
Author: Navajo Technical University Faculty
Target Audience: NTU Students
Period of Validity: 2024 Spring Semester
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
The Roles of the Immediate and Extended Family Members in Navajo Culture
Note: Year
Language of the Document: Navajo
Topics: Talkers 1945 Navajo