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Native Americans revolted against Spanish colonial rule in California, including in areas like San Rafael, primarily due to oppressive policies, forced labor, and cultural suppression. The revolt often took the form of resistance, uprisings, and the rejection of missions, as Indigenous people sought to reclaim autonomy and protect their lands. Key events, such as the 1776 revolt at Mission San Diego and various other skirmishes, reflected widespread discontent with Spanish authorities. Ultimately, these actions were part of broader resistance against colonial domination throughout the region.

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