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12/18/2023
■Class discussion: Indigenous people are the earliest known inhabitants of a territory and their descendants. Do you know who the indigenous people who owned the land where you now live? What happened to those people? Is there anywhere where earlier inhabitants have not been conquered and pushed out of the way by newcomers? Can you find any historical or contemporary examples of one group of people displacing some other group? Have humans always changed their environments?
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