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Look at a map- the Spanish missionaries founded practically all the major cities in the Golden State. the KIng"s Highway ran from San Francisco ( founded by Franciscan Father Juniperro Serra) all the way upstate to what is now L.A. note the many city names honoring saints- Santa Monica, San Rafael, San Luis Opisbo ( St. Louis, the Bishop,) and so on. The Missions also affected a certain architectural and cultural style- Mission architecture later adopted by the ATSF- shorn of religious angles- one mignt note Santa Fe means Holy Faith and the trademark is cruciform. So look at the map, and I add, don"t blame Seismic activity entirely on St. Gabriel. ( why can"t he practice his Alto Horn, say in the Phantom Zone)- The San Gabriel fault is one of the shaky parts of the state.- oh, and San Bernardino ( little St. Bernard) may be the inspiration for (Dogpatch) it has a Railroad Tunnel- , well St. Bernard is a dog- path is slang for a tunnel portal... oh well, Keep the faith.
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Did the Spain people only let Indians and other Spanish people in the CA missions?
The missions were open to all. The only people that were usually around when a mission was started were the Spanish missionaries and Indians.
When did Junipera Serra start exploring?
He didn't explore since CA was all ready established by the Spanish. He was a priest that established missions in CA.
How were the Spanish missions different from the French or British missions?
britsh missions were on the south and the spanish were on the west
How were spanish missions different from the french or british missions?
britsh missions were on the south and the spanish were on the west
Where was the first rodeo in the nation was held?
I am taking a guess here, but it is based on CA history. Here in CA we have a long history of Spanish influence, missions, and colonies. My guess is that the first rodeo was held here in CA in the 1700's and it was probably in/around one of the missions. Again, this is a guess based on knowing the history.
Where is the CA?
California has 21 Spanish missions. The southernmost is located in San Diego.See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:
How did CA missions help people on CA?
to teach about religion
What OS different about Spanish missions than French missions?
french missions were put on the east coast and spanish on the west
Where is the CA mission?
California has 21 Spanish missions. The southernmost is located in San Diego.See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:
What is one way that the missions changed the way of life for the Indians?
it changed the life because the spanish came and made the CA indians do everything they wanted.
What are the pros and cons of Spanish missions?
what are the pros and cons of when spanish come to the missions
Tell one way that missions changed the way of life for Indians?
it changed the life because the spanish came and made the CA indians do everything they wanted.
