Juana Maria The Woman Who Inspired Island Of The Blue Dolphins
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Date: 2022-12-29
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Mr. Trollz
Last year my teacher chose books for us to read we were in different groups and me and other people got Island of the blue dolphins, and I do not regret reading it. It may seem boring at first but more interesting when you get into it.
Back then was horrible, Im glad we are past those years. Yes, we talk about it, but we aren't living in it at least.
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Last year my teacher chose books for us to read we were in different groups and me and other people got Island of the blue dolphins, and I do not regret reading it. It may seem boring at first but more interesting when you get into it.
Back then was horrible, Im glad we are past those years. Yes, we talk about it, but we aren't living in it at least.
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Indigo
I vividly remember reading the book in 4th grade unfortunately we didn't finish the book idky though anyway I always wondered did she die or was she rescued also I nevr knew it was based off a real story until today I finally remembered the name of the book the one where she jumped off the boat heroically
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I vividly remember reading the book in 4th grade unfortunately we didn't finish the book idky though anyway I always wondered did she die or was she rescued also I nevr knew it was based off a real story until today I finally remembered the name of the book the one where she jumped off the boat heroically
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Baddie
Super strange that there's a group of ppl who refer to others as thugs, rapists, gang members, etc, but, in EVERY historical documentary detailing the interactions between them and others, THEY are ALWAYS the ones stealing, raping and murdering. SMH
Worthless pieces of shit
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Super strange that there's a group of ppl who refer to others as thugs, rapists, gang members, etc, but, in EVERY historical documentary detailing the interactions between them and others, THEY are ALWAYS the ones stealing, raping and murdering. SMH
Worthless pieces of shit
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Erin
So sad. The real truth of this piece of history would be even more mindblowing. native peoples held and hold so much knowledge and wisdom- things that we have no idea about and probably never will. But alas, the white man and his Christianity. need I say more?
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So sad. The real truth of this piece of history would be even more mindblowing. native peoples held and hold so much knowledge and wisdom- things that we have no idea about and probably never will. But alas, the white man and his Christianity. need I say more?
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Jesus
if u use common sense, they killed her slowly with bs food and medicine, while they study her culture and they books abt her like the island of the blue dolphins/ movies, think about it, THEY USED HER FOR MONEY while she was slowly dying
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if u use common sense, they killed her slowly with bs food and medicine, while they study her culture and they books abt her like the island of the blue dolphins/ movies, think about it, THEY USED HER FOR MONEY while she was slowly dying
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Night
I hate when I hear that a white explorer 'discovered' an island.
When tribes/civilizations have happily lived there for hundreds if not thousands of years. Before they were 'disturbed' by these nosey ass sailors.
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I hate when I hear that a white explorer 'discovered' an island.
When tribes/civilizations have happily lived there for hundreds if not thousands of years. Before they were 'disturbed' by these nosey ass sailors.
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Anita
I read this and the follow up book, and bought them for my kids. It made me sad reading about her but also proud of her and how she was able to survive for so long on her own. No dummy can do that
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I read this and the follow up book, and bought them for my kids. It made me sad reading about her but also proud of her and how she was able to survive for so long on her own. No dummy can do that
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Rose
I was born the year the book was published, and I still enjoy it, as it's one of my favorites. I knew it was based on a real person, but didn't know the details. Thank you for this video.
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I was born the year the book was published, and I still enjoy it, as it's one of my favorites. I knew it was based on a real person, but didn't know the details. Thank you for this video.
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matthew
It was not just Europeans that did harm to this Amerindian tribe but also Aleuts too they both executed, raped, molested, harassed, batteried, and battered most of the members yeah
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It was not just Europeans that did harm to this Amerindian tribe but also Aleuts too they both executed, raped, molested, harassed, batteried, and battered most of the members yeah
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Aditi
Very true, the genocide perpetuated by the West has just begun to be exposed. Truly, we can't breathe till the absolute truth is acknowledged and not repeated now or ever.
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Very true, the genocide perpetuated by the West has just begun to be exposed. Truly, we can't breathe till the absolute truth is acknowledged and not repeated now or ever.
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Hannah
We read Island of the Blue Dolphins in fourth grade, because in California elementary schools, we learn about California history in the fourth grade. Such a sad story.
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We read Island of the Blue Dolphins in fourth grade, because in California elementary schools, we learn about California history in the fourth grade. Such a sad story.
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Mj
What courageous women through the battles thinking humans could be so sweet would turn to kill and destroy l bet she thought when she left she would see family again
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What courageous women through the battles thinking humans could be so sweet would turn to kill and destroy l bet she thought when she left she would see family again
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royal
I don't know why after the people of south American watching this they remain chritstians! You must reject this religion that killed your people
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I don't know why after the people of south American watching this they remain chritstians! You must reject this religion that killed your people
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Nitish
04: 41, says Indian Woman and I'm still not sure how did she end up there alone on that Island! Anyways, being an Indian, I felt sad for her: (
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04: 41, says Indian Woman and I'm still not sure how did she end up there alone on that Island! Anyways, being an Indian, I felt sad for her: (
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Rotties
Fancy calling a women better than nothing, this story was so sad yet knowing its just one of millions of similar stories is even more tragic.
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Fancy calling a women better than nothing, this story was so sad yet knowing its just one of millions of similar stories is even more tragic.
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kim
Its hard to hear stories about atrocities like this! Unfortunately atrocities like this happened all through out history and all over the world.
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Its hard to hear stories about atrocities like this! Unfortunately atrocities like this happened all through out history and all over the world.
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littlewoodimp
. the woman they had taken to calling Better Than Nothing.
Well there's a snippet that chilled my soul to it's core.
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. the woman they had taken to calling Better Than Nothing.
Well there's a snippet that chilled my soul to it's core.
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Sabrina
It was the Aleutians who massacred them. The white colonizers were the ones who rescued the rest of her tribe from the island.
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It was the Aleutians who massacred them. The white colonizers were the ones who rescued the rest of her tribe from the island.
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SocialMoth
Weird. I saw this movie as a kid and I was just thinking about it a day or so ago. Then, this popped up in my suggestions.
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Weird. I saw this movie as a kid and I was just thinking about it a day or so ago. Then, this popped up in my suggestions.
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Amber(Scout
I read the book when I was younger and it's such an amazing book. I'm so glad I finally get to hear the true story! :D
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I read the book when I was younger and it's such an amazing book. I'm so glad I finally get to hear the true story! :D
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