A group called the Brown Berets occupied these islands in 1972 and these islands were originally inhabited by the Chumash and the Tongva.
A group called the Brown Berets occupied these islands in 1972 and these islands were originally inhabited by the Chumash and the Tongva. Pygmy Mammoths thrived on these islands, which still shelter rare wildlife such as the Island Fox and a unique species of Torrey Pine. Reaching their highest point at Devil's Peak, the northern islands in this chain were created by the Raymond Fault, which also formed the Santa Monica mountains. Avalon is the only permanent civilian residence on these islands, of which Anacapa is the closest to mainland while Santa Cruz is the largest. For 10 points, identify this chain of eight islands including Santa Catalina and San Clemente, located off the coast of Southern California.
A group called the Brown Berets occupied these islands in 1972 and these islands were originally inhabited by the Chumash and the Tongva.
Channel Islands