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How did Santa Clara de Asis change the way the Native Americans lived?
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∙ 11y ago
First of all, the Indians were only looking for shelter and food. The Spanish tricked them and led them in. They made the Indians believe in their religion, their cultures. The houses the Spanish built for the Indians were made of wet moss, only the size of a couch. Every day, the Spanish gloated because they didn't have to do anything.
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Who helped build Mission Santa Clara De Asis?
The Native Americans had build it with the Spanish.
Why was Mission Santa Clara de Asis built?
it was built to teach native americans christianity.
Why was Santa Clara de Asis built?
The Spanish established the missions to have a foothold in California and to convert the Native Americans.
Where was Santa Clara de Asis located?
Santa Clara
Describe the mission of Santa Clara de Asis?
santa Clara de asis is a church
Did the native Americans at mission santa Clara de asis revolt?
No
What Native Americans lived at mission santa Clara de Asis?
The Oholones
Who helped build Mission Santa Clara De Asis?
The Native Americans had build it with the Spanish.
Why was Mission Santa Clara de Asis built?
it was built to teach native americans christianity.
Who was involved in the building process of Santa Clara mission?
I think the Spanish people and the Native Americans,
Who did the work at Mission Santa Clara?
native Americans did ALL the work, sometimes the padres would help (but it was all up to native Americans (Indian people)
What were the jobs that the Native Americans and priests did at Mission Santa Clara de Asis?
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Why was Santa Clara de Asis built?
The Spanish established the missions to have a foothold in California and to convert the Native Americans.
What kind of jobs did the native women have at the Santa Clara mission?
they pooped
How many native Americans lived at mission santa cruz?
1,2450 native americans
Were there soldier living at the mission Santa Clara De Asis?
Yes, at least 6 were at each of 21 missions. They were not liked and often treated the Native Americans poorly.
Why did Native Americans cone to Santa Ines?
no
