The traditional Hopi government were governed by clan theocracies in which the kikmongwi, high priest, served as the father and priest for the villages. The primary role of the kikmongwi was carry out their ceremonial duties and take care of their crops, making sure they are successful. These leaders are suppose to attain the qualities of humility, good thoughts, and hard work and if they do not live up to these qualities than they the Hopi people are quick to criticizing him. Each village also had a war chief who is in charge of the external affairs. The town crier informs their villages about upcoming events. “The village government was formed by the leaders- Crier Chiefs, Kiva Chiefs, and others – with clan relationships indicating governmental
