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What did San Juan capistrano make?
san juan capistrano manufactered poterry, clothes, a home, and crops
What foods did the women make from the San Juan Capistrano crops?
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What was the purpose of San Juan capistrano?
San Juan Capistrano is the site of a Catholic mission for which it is named, Mission San Juan Capistrano. When the Mission was founded in 1776, the region was populated by the Acjachemen band of Native Americans, called Juanenos by the Spanish. The mission was named after the Franciscan saint Giovanni da Capistrano (1386-1456).
What did the women do at the mission San juan capistrano?
thegirlsjobs are to make soap and to weave fabric for clothing
What did the women do at the San Juan Capistrano?
thegirlsjobs are to make soap and to weave fabric for clothing
What makes San Juan Capistrano so unique and interesting?
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What did the native Americans do in san juan capistrano?
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What was the purpose in building San Juan Capistrano missions?
To Christianize native Americans, great place to dock/ports, and to colonize the west coast.
How did they make the clothing in San Juan Capistrano?
In this time in history cloth was bought and sewed into shirts, dresses, pants, skirts. Mission Native Americans wore very simple clothes of shirts/pants for men and skirts/blouses for women.
What work did the Indians do on San Juan capistrano?
the Indians that are men will rase lifestock and animals like cattle, sheep, horses, mules, and goats and plant wheat, barley, corn, and vegetables.the women make thing with leather like baskets , cloths , clothes and axessories
What did mission San Juan Capistrano produce?
The most essential product of every mission was Sacramental Wine as it was needed for Mass. They also grew foods of various types (e.g. corn, beans, grains, chickens for eggs and meat, cattle for milk and meat). They cut wood as needed for fuel and making things (including the wine barrels). They would very likely have a blacksmith to make iron goods and shoe horses and possibly a silversmith to make and repair the various religious items made of silver.
