They have been recognized and then de-recognized several times; the first recognition of the Navajo as a nation came in 1846, then denied in 1849, then recognized in 1868, denied again in 1885, recognized as a political subdivision (state) of the United States again in 1923 (Dawes Act of 1887, updated in 1934) - despite the Navajo's thoughts that they are an independent nation; the United States clearly defines them are Political subdivisions (domestically dependent nations, see link).
If they are the only ones left of their people? or if they apply for & receive federal recognition? (not really sure what you mean by this.....)
The Navajo is a Native Indian tribe
The Navajo tribe has many different chiefs do to the population
He was the last of the Paiute Indian chiefs. He brought back his Tribe into federal recognition.
They were always a tribe, if you are asking what year the federal government officially recognize them as a tribe was in 1846, which was denied in 1849. Then again in recognized in 1868, and was denied in 1885. It wasn't until 1923, the federal government did re-establish the tribe's recognition...again.
The Navajo Indians live in the Southwest
They fought the muzielunh tribe
Hogans
Navajo
The Navajo tribe
Menominee is the name given to the peoples of Mamaceqtay tribe who are native Americans who live in the state of Wisconsin. The tribe has 8700 members and the tribe regained federal recognition by an Act of Congress in 1973.
The answer is navajo:) im a navajo