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    The students who were part of the Mexican-American studies Program were not supportive of the curriculum being banned. In fact, some students were so opposed to the bill that they filed a law suit against that state of Arizona over the law. One student who was part of the law suit, Maya Arce, said that she thought that the students to come after her in school would greatly suffer without the ethnic studies class and claimed that the class would “help them throughout high school and the rest of…

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    small pox had been introduced to the Aztec by this time. Small pox completely ravaged the Aztec empire. After this, Cortes came back and dominated the Aztec empire. The Spaniards controlled much of Central and South America until about 1680, when the Pueblo Revolt occurred.…

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    In some cases, when people are in need of money they take the easy way out, such as, stealing, lying, and making and selling drugs. In the TV series Breaking Bad that premiered in 2008, staring Bryan Cranston, who plays Walter White in the show, finds out that he has terminal lung cancer and has a couple years, at most to live. Of course, to make things more tragic in his life, his wife, played by Anna Gunn, is pregnant with their second child; while their first child Walter Jr. played by Rj…

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    example, the area the story takes place in seems vastly different compared to The Scarlet Letter’s setting. Introducing the setting to “The Burning”, Trambley sets the scene with details of Lela’s origin:“She had come across the mountain to their pueblo many years before. She had crossed la Barranca del Cobre alone”(Trambley 299). Taking place in la Barranca del Cobre, an area in Northern Mexico, the setting is vastly different from an American Puritan society. To elaborate on the previous…

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    Native American Migration

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    took over Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida. Lastly were the Iroquois which controlled the Great Lakes region and created a federation. Some more notable groups were the Plains Indians which lived off buffalo and housed in small groups. The Pueblo Indians lived in the US Southwest, they were farmers and created cultivating villages. They were distinguished in three groups, Zuni, Hopi, and Navajo. The first official English voyage into North America was led by John…

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    Monument Valley History

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    along with Paiutes who roamed through the area in about 1300 A.D. (“Navajo History”). There was often conflict between the Mexicans and the Navajo, who first came in contact with them in 1822 (Perrottet). The Navajo would often raid nearby towns and pueblos, stealing livestock and occasionally taking people, which led quickly to retribution (“Navajo History”). In 1848, the U.S. annexed the area from Mexico. In 1863, the U.S. army led by Colonel Kit Carson force the Navajo to migrate to Bosque…

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    In the introduction to his book Space and Place: The Perspective of Experience, geographer Yi-Fu Tuan defines his concepts of space and place, writing that “undifferentiated space becomes place as we get to know it better and endow it with value” (Tuan p.6). By using this language Tuan creates a dichotomy between the unknown and intimate with a clear preference for the latter. Earlier in the chapter, he writes that “place is security, space is freedom” (p.3) and in his chapter on the homeland,…

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    Imagine living in a small, deteriorating and dusty pueblo where not that many options for jobs and income would arise. This would cause great difficulty to living a comfortable life as it was difficult to obtain food, clothes and shelter which are vital necessities for living. This uncomforting and jobless life was the life of my great grandpa, Pancho who was living with his family (his mother-in-law, father-in-law and his wife) somewhere in Sinaloa around 1940s without any luck. As he was…

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    Learn to identify winter constellation and hear the stories of Pueblo mythology. Get to know the miracle of the night sky and the stories she tells. There will also be ample time to enjoy the beauty and relaxed setting of Ghost Ranch.” Longer retreats offered during February include; Women & Silver Retreat: Creating…

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