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Hopi Indians
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Hopi Indians
Discusses these Northeast Arizona people's moral/social behavior, culture, family, religion, marriage, rituals, death and symbols.
2,250 words (approx. 9 pages) |
11 sources |
1987
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" The Hopi Indians of Northeast Arizona are the "peaceful ones" who are native Americans who have survived for centuries, enduring forms of adversity from the harsh desert weather to the encroachment of Spanish explorers and missionaries. This ability to carry on through generations, with constant natural forces threatening their existence, is most certainly a function of the Hopi's moral code and the social and spiritual values that the Indians possess. Like the tree that bends with the wind, the Hopi clans have remained flexible in their beliefs. This has quite possibly been at the root of their strong will to carry cn an age-old style of life. "The Hopi are not given to setting forth doctrines or principles of conduct. Although a belief may be firm(...)"More papers on Hopi Indians:
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"Hopi Indians" 15 January 2012. Web. 11 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Essay-Hopi-Indians/17602>
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