https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v Dalton Hawkins, Christian placiente,Tate Godwin, and Juliana Kindel en-us 2018-12-12 16:16:33 UTC 2018-12-12 16:59:38 UTC hello@padlet.com 20cplaciente24350 https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313913971 The Pala Band of Mission Indians is located in Indians is located in in northern San Diego County, and are located on a 12,273 acre reservation.]]> 2018-12-12 16:22:25 UTC https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313913971 20cplaciente24350 https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313914347 The land is home to 918 enrolled members. These people are made of Cupeno and Luiseno Indians. These people proudly call themselves apart of the Pala. ]]> 2018-12-12 16:23:03 UTC https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313914347 20cplaciente24350 https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313916015 The word Cupeno is of Spanish derivative, adopting the native-place name Kupa. Eno means someone who lives or hails from Kupa. The Cupenos, however, called themselves Kuupangaxwichem, or “people who slept here.” Many Cupa Indians were expelled from their native homeland, the Cupenos call Pala home and live as one among Luiseno tribe. ]]> 2018-12-12 16:25:55 UTC https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313916015 20cplaciente24350 https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313920491 The hot sulfur springs in Cupa territories were becoming very popular to tourists and visitors. The popularity of the destination eventually led to the expulsion of the Cupans from their homeland. When California governor John Dowey was elected, he purchased a good deal of the Cupan territory. He then filed a lawsuit expelling the Cupans from the land. Despite arguments by the Cupan people, the judge sided with Dowey, and the  Cupans lost their land. They were relocated to a 10,000 acre reservation in Pala, California. This territory was already occupied by the Luiseno, marking the first time two tribes were put in the same reservation. ]]> 2018-12-12 16:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313920491 20mhawkins40596 https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313923271 Before 1810, the Cupans had very little contact with any outsiders whether they were Spanish or other. Pioneers who trekked through southern route going west traveled directly through their territory. The county started raising the taxes on their land. They teamed up with other tribes to revolt against the taxes, but last second, the Cahuila leader opted out to keep peace. Garra, the Pala leader was executed and the village of Cupa was burned. ]]> 2018-12-12 16:38:25 UTC https://padlet.com/20tgodwin08097/b42qj4nby98v/wish/313923271