Which of the following best describes the theme in "The Unbreakable Code"

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ioda2 years ago

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A good theme for the story the unbreakable code is that there was no military terminology for the Navajo way of speaking.

<h3>What is the Unbreakable Code about?</h3>

This tells the story of a grandfather who tells his grandson how the Navajo language as well as faith helped them to win the second world war.

According the father, the alphabet system used by the soldiers were developed through the use of Navajo words.

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