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Washington, Bryce; And Others – 1977
In theory Arizona Indian tribes can be represented by five major cultural groups: Athapascan, Pueblo, Yuman, Plateau Rancheria, and Desert Rancheria tribes. Each of these tribes has its own distinctive way of life or culture. They do not want to lose their cultural identity, nor do they want to become "like Anglos". They "do"…
Descriptors: Acculturation, American Indians, Cultural Awareness, Cultural Background
