The Indians of California

question 23

Multiple Choice

The Indians of California

• A)made virtually no attempt to explain the origins of California.
• B)developed a wide variety of creation stories.
• C)produced a state-wide consensus on the origins of California.
• D)failed to recognize the unlikelihood of agreement on matters as important as the origins of their world.

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