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Wilson (1999) wrote that “California denies its Indian origins almost as completely as New England” (p. 214). McWilliams (1973) makes the same point. Based on the readings, discuss the development and destruction of Native California. Address the following questions:

(1) How did indigenous people adapt to California’s environment? What explains the diversity of Native Californian societies?

(2) How were Native Californian societies destroyed by interaction with the Spanish and Americans?


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The minimum length of the paper is 1,500 words. Refer to Dartt-Newton and Erlandson (2006), McWilliams (1973), and Wilson (1999). Cite all references in the paper using the correct APA format (author, year, page number). Also provide a list of references.
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Essay Instructions: This is very significant to the world and should be of everybody?s concern. Some people depend on the Amazon and will go extinct without it. Their entire culture will be extinct. This is Anthropologically significant. This culture and livelihood doesn?t exist anywhere else in the world. The indigenous people live harmoniously with nature and have learned to incorporate in their lives in their daily rituals and celebrations also. Sustainability is immersed in their beliefs. The indigenous have gained a lot of ground in the past years, they are frequently on the news fighting for something and this is important. This should be one of the focuses, the movements and organizing of the people and what they have accomplished.

Resources: The World Bank is a great resource. COICA has a very resourceful web site. This organization help indigenous people fight for their rights for the survival of their culture. And there is also an Article by David Maybury-Lewis. Book by Alison Brysk, called "from tribal village to global village, Indian Rights and International Relations in Latin America" is a must have. "Indegenous Peoples and democracy in Latin America edited by Donna Lee Vancott might be good also. "Ethno politics in Ecuador, indigenous rights and the strengthening of democracy" by Melina Silverston-Scher.