Question

A legendary outlaw from this state had his anti-American exploits popularized in a novel by the Cherokee author John Rollin Ridge. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this home state of the “Mexican Robin Hood,” Joaquin Murrieta. Frank Norris’s The Octopus fictionalizes a battle in this state against the Southern Pacific Railroad.
ANSWER: California [or CA]
[10h] This author depicted a battle for California land grants after the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in her novel The Squatter and the Don. This Mexican-American author also wrote the novel Who Would Have Thought It?
ANSWER: María Ruiz de Burton [or María Amparo Ruiz de Burton; or María Amparo Maytorena Ruiz; prompt on de Burton or Maytorena]
[10m] This author’s social novel Ramona helped spread the benevolent “Mission Myth” about Spanish mission culture in California. A lecture in Boston by Standing Bear inspired this author’s most famous nonfiction book.
ANSWER: Helen Hunt Jackson (The latter book is A Century of Dishonor.)
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2024 ESPN @ Brown04/06/2024Y33.3333%0%0%
2024 ESPN @ Cambridge04/06/2024Y20.000%0%0%
2024 ESPN @ Chicago03/23/2024Y514.0080%40%20%
2024 ESPN @ Columbia03/23/2024Y715.7171%71%14%
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JJarylandboy's jitches (ft. DMA)1001020
JinAh and Jordan from WikiquizLet's Fighting Love1001020
chamPAIN and cornHELL in ColumbiaNJ TRANSit (and bobby i guess)0000
Naocissus and Geoldmond by Hermandrew Hessemnemonists1001020
Parden the Interruptionprotobowling for soup1001020
Sandmännchen im Helikopter1.g4 Test Mixture0000
The Aum-Wein Drinchard by Amogh Tutuolabruh10101030