What impact did the U.S.-Mexican War have on California Indians?
a. They became a minority as the arrival of American soldiers significantly increased the numbers of the white population in California.
b. They benefited from their support of the American conquest in opposition to the oppressive Mexican rule.
c. Most native Californians remained unaffected by the war.
d. They suffered disproportionately because their livelihoods were disrupted by the war.
c
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