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How did the California Missions influence how Americans live today today?
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∙ 13y ago
they didn't
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What were the religious settlements in California called?
These are called "missions" because of the "mission-like" way they did things.
Do all California missions have ranches?
No. Many today are in the middle of a city.
How did then missions have impact on California?
The California missions are state historical property and open for services and visitors. They are a part of our history and where they were built cities started around them that still exists today.
Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa who manages it?
Today the state of California has the 21 missions as historical property. The state manages the missions.
Who manages mission san Luis obispo de tolosa?
Today the state of California has the 21 missions as historical property. The state manages the missions.
What religion was practiced at missions Who lived in the missions?
The Catholic Church built the missions and still hold services today at missions. The priests lived there with mission Native Americans and 5-6 soldiers stationed at each mission.
Does the American flag influence Americans today?
Yes, the American flag does influence Americans today. It brings out a sense of pride and belonging when it is displayed. Flying an American flag in your yard tells people that you are proud of where you live.
How did the missions affect california's economy?
why did the california'seconomy change after the missions
What did the Americans buy to later on realize how valuable it was?
Today's California because we found gold.
What originals buildings are still standing today?
I assume you are asking about the California missions. Just about each mission has the original buildings. The state does do reconstruction and repair on each mission.
What religion was practiced at missions and who lived in the missions?
nativeAmericans lived there. the Chumash tribe and many more
Are there just three original missions standing today?
No. All 21 are in use and State of California historical property. They are open for services and visitors.
