Pima, River People, live along Gila and Salt Rivers.

Inde, the People, lived in foothills or mountain regions of Arizona.

River People who lived on Colorado River near Yuma.

The Peaceful People, lived in southwest in adobe (sun-dried mud bricks) homes.

People of the Tall Pine, live along western edge of Grand Canyon.

People who Live alongside the Water, lived on the banks of the Colorado River near the Grand Canyon.

Dine or The People, lived in hogans and known for their sand painting, weapon-making, silversmithing, weaving.

Desert People, most of their land is now in Mexico.

Sun People, lived on desert lowlands and edge of mountain regions.

Allowing light to pass through but blurring it so that images cannot be seen clearly.

Indian tribe lives near the bottom of the Grand Canyon.

Federal land set aside for Native Americans.

Led the Long Walk for the Navajo people.

Three-hundred mile march in 1864 when 2,400 Navajo were forced to walk across the desert to a reservation in New Mexico.

A reservation in central New Mexico where the majority of the Navajos and Mescalero Apaches were confined during the Civil War.

Strip of land in present-day Arizona and New Mexico for which the United States paid Mexico $10 million in 1853.

Church founded by Joseph Smith in 1830 with headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Army unit made up of four or more companies.

The transfer of land from one country to another, usually after a conflict.

Person sent out in advance to find information.