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1 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

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3 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

4 Spanish Empire, 1770

5 California Missions

6 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

7 Indian Child and Spanish Priest

8 Junipero Serra

9 Mission San Juan Capistrano

10 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

11 Mission San Gabriel Arcángel (San Gabriel Mission)

12 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

13 San Francisco Presidio
Russian Louis Choris San Francisco Presidio

14 Native People and Spanish Soldier

15 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

16 Total Fugitives from Missions to 1817

17 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

18 Los Angeles Area Ranchos, ca. 1840

19 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

20 Andres Pico Rancho, near San Fernando

21 California Indian History: Popular Accounts and Messy Realities
I. Spanish Period, a. Background: Pre-Contact California & Spanish Imperialism b. Idyllic Version of California Mission History c. Conquest Version of California Mission History d. The Messy Realities of California Mission History II. Mexican Period, a. Background: Independence, Secularization & the Shift to Ranchos b. “Lotus Land” Version of Mexican Rancho History c. The Messy Realities of Mexican Rancho History

22 Survival and Adaptation:
California Indians in the Twentieth Century I. Reservation Life II. Wage Labor III. Cities and Towns IV. A Return to Prominence

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24 Los Coyotes Indian Reservation, San Diego County

25 Mission Indian Federation, Riverside, 1921

26 Survival and Adaptation:
California Indians in the Twentieth Century I. Reservation Life II. Wage Labor III. Cities and Towns IV. A Return to Prominence

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