All of the following were difficulties faced by the Navajo when they returned home from Bosque Redondo except: a. Houses and gardens needed to be reconstructed on ruined land. b. The delivery of government issued livestock was delayed. c. The reservation was too small, causing overcrowding and food shortages. d. Limited access to food left people dependent on government rations.

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All of the following were difficulties faced by the Navajo when they returned home from Bosque Redondo except: a. Houses and gardens needed to be reconstructed on ruined land. b. The delivery of government issued livestock was delayed. c. The reservation was too small, causing overcrowding and food shortages. d. Limited access to food left people dependent on government rations.

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Kylee Sherman · Answer 1

All of the following were difficulties faced by the Navajo when they returned home from Bosque Redondo except: The reservation was too small, causing overcrowding and food shortages.

The Navajo people are classified into two tribes, the Colorado River Indian Tribes and the Navajo Nation.