How did the arrival of john collier at mabel luhan's retreat change life in the pueblos? answer asap!

The arrival of John Collier at Mabel Dodge Luhan's retreat changed life for the Pueblo Indians due to his political influence. Mabel Luhan's home retreat was a site of influence for architecture, painters, and great minds of the time- including John Collier.

An affluent New Yorker from a wealthy family before her arrival in the Pueblos, Mabel was well connected writer in society. Mabel had a strong love for the Pueblo Indians and was respectful of their lifestyles of simplicity. She introduced Collier (a sociologist) to the Pueblo lifestyle leading to him becoming an advocate for protecting the Indians' land, lifestyle, and culture from assimilation. His work brought federal government attention to the plight of Native Americans leading to Acts and programs that he believed helped natives. Historians have mixed feelings about Collier due to some believing that although he wanted to help natives, he did not recognize that different native tribes should not have been treated as one large tribe and he shouldn't have imposed his own ideas and beliefs on natives forever changing their culture.

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