During the Civil War, the Navajo were forced to leave their homes in the New Mexico Territory and then to live permanently in Oklahoma.
O True
O False

The correct answer is False.

Explanation

The Navajo are one of the most popular Native peoples of North America. Its main settlement area is in the southwestern United States in the current states of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona. Since the arrival of the Europeans to their territories they were victims of different attacks originated by the Spanish, the English, and after the Independence by the Americans. Later, after the American Civil War, their history as a people was seriously affected by an episode known as "the Long March" in 1864, in which thousands of Navajos were forced by the US Army to leave their lands and walk about 500 miles to its confinement in Bosque Redondo, New Mexico without the assistance of any kind, which caused the death of many natives along the way. According to the above, the answer is False because the Navajo were exiled from their original territory, but they were not forced to live in Oklahoma but rather in Bosque Redondo, New Mexico.

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