What is "Hweeldi" in relation to Fort Sumner?

"Hweeldi" refers specifically to the name given to Fort Sumner by the Navajo people. After they were forcibly relocated during the Long Walk in the 1860s, many Navajos were sent to Fort Sumner, which became a significant site of their exile. The term "Hweeldi" reflects both the geographical and historical significance of Fort Sumner in the context of Navajo history, symbolizing the hardship and changes faced by the Navajo nation during that period.

In the context of the other possible answers, while the site is indeed related to the exile of the Navajo people, the term itself is specifically denoted as a name for Fort Sumner, making the correct answer significant in understanding the cultural perspectives surrounding the site. The other options suggest different interpretations or contexts that do not capture the specific connection of "Hweeldi" to the name of the fort itself.