What is the primary occupation of the Navajo people?
Farming
Ranching
Weaving
Sheepherding
Answer
Sheepherding has been a primary occupation of the Navajo people for centuries. The introduction of sheep by the Spanish in the 17th century greatly influenced Navajo culture, as they became skilled weavers and herders. Sheepherding remains an important aspect of Navajo life today.
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