Once it became clear that these indians could not control their young people who refused to change an ancient culture, massive white correctional force became necessary.
As has been pointed out by Theodoric, you are massively incorrect and the Native American groups were incredibly diverse. For example, there were over 100 major languages and dialects in what became California alone.
And there the peoples were not warlike. The number of attacks on the Spanish can be counted on one hand.
Later, in areas outside of the Spanish conquest, disappointed Gold Rush settlers just slaughtered any Native Americans in their way, on occasion shooting everyone in a village. Other than the Modoc, in the extreme northeastern corner of the state, there was no organized resistance.
It is good to learn something before one lectures others on a subject.
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