The Bosque Redondo Memorial in New Mexico is a monument to commemorate the persecution and imprisonment of Navajo and Apache Native Americans by the United States military. More than 9,000 Navajo and 500 Apache Indians were so imprisoned.
The sentence that contains the universal truth is called a fact.
The dislike of mankind is called misanthropy.
Refusing to do something is called "denying" or "rejecting" it.
A collection of opinions is called a "consensus" or a "survey."
A collection of sayings is called a "proverb" or "aphorism."
The muscles that require conscious control are called voluntary muscles, or skeletal muscles.
Is called Hiroshima Peace Memorial.
A meal eaten outside on Memorial Day is called a picnic or barbeque.
The memorial is that called The Arc de Triomphe.
What is the area inside the Central Chamber of the Lincoln Memorial called????
Arthur Hamilton Ambury and the memorial is called THE AMBURY MEMORIAL
Decoration Day!
You are thinking of the Long Walk in 1866-6. It was not to Fort Defiance it was to Fort Sumner, in an area called Bosque Redondo. It is called Hwéeldi is Navajo. There was not one long walk but rather up to 53 different groups forced to walk there. How far they walked depended on where they started, Navajo country is huge. Most walked about 300 to 450 miles over seven different routes. It took about 18 days. Returning it was one group and they stretched over ten miles long on the trail.
Rehearsal
This is called sensation.
Traits
Navajos started surendering to Kit Carson in July 1863. In January 1864 the 450 miles forced marches to Fort Sumner in New Mexico Territory in the area called Bosque Redondo. The Navajo call this place Hwéeldi. About 9000 people made this trip. About 50 groups over about 7 trails made this trip. In 1865 there were 9,022 people there. On the walk back, in June 18, 1868, they walked in one group that was 10 miles long.