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They both have Vaqueros, or Spanish cowhands, that work for them.
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What the people in pueblos and ranchos did?
What did the people in pueblos and on rancos do.
What did the people in pueblos and ranchos do the same?
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What did the people in pueblos and on ranchos do?
The pueblos were trading centers so the Europeans didn't have to get caught up in all the confusion with all the ranchos. The ranchos had the cowhides and tallow brought to the pueblo, and then the pueblo would take 9 or 10 hides to the governor(s). So if the ranchos didn't produce enough hides and tallow, the pueblos didn't get enough credit, and were closed down.
What are ranchos and pueblo alike?
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How are pit houses and pueblos alike?
they were both made from adobe bricks
How are missions presidios and pueblos alike?
A presidio is a fort, a mission is a church, pueblo is a house or town.
What did ranchos look like?
Back then, ranchos were large and small. Ranchos had a large field so that animals can graze on it. Some ranchos have a lot of buildings and some don't. Back then ranchos mostly had gates to keep their horses, sheep or cattle from running away.
What roles did women play on ranchos?
Women on the ranchos had many jobs. Some ran their own ranchos and even worked with cattle. Women did much more on ranchos than chores, however. Some, such as Juana Briones de Miranda, owned their own ranchos.
What are ranchos and favelas?
Ranchos are small farms where as favelas (or favelos) are shanty towns, normally found in Brazil.
Why were ranchos built?
For people
Were there 3rd class ranchos?
there is
How many pueblos were located on El Camino real?
El Camino Real, the historic route that connected Spanish colonial settlements in the American Southwest, was home to 21 pueblos in New Mexico. These pueblos served as important cultural and economic centers for Native American communities and Spanish settlers alike. The road facilitated trade and communication between these settlements, which are integral to the region's history. Today, many of these pueblos continue to exist and preserve their cultural heritage.
