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How did the native American change after the missions were established?
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Which territory had missions established by Junpero Serra that housed more than 18000 Native American converts?
California
Which Territories had missions established by junipers Serra that housed more than 18000 Native American converts?
California
Who helped the Pilgrims get established in the US?
The American-Indians (Native Americans)
How did the beliefs of native californians change by missions?
the development affected the missions by when junipero serra died the Mexican took over then acceped the rule to have Fr eedom
How were the Indians treated on all twenty one missions?
Generally all of the missions mistreated the Native Americans living at the mission or in the area. They were forced to work at misson, not allowed to practice their customs, not allowed to speak their language, and to convert to the Catholic religion. Mass graves have been found at the missions that contain Native American bodies. It was not a good life for the Native Americans.
Which territory had missions established by Junpero Serra that housed more than 18000 Native American converts?
California
Which Territories had missions established by junipers Serra that housed more than 18000 Native American converts?
California
Who established Native American boarding school?
who established native american boarding schools?
What was the main reason that the Spanish established missions?
to convert the Native Americans to Christianity
What contributed to the success of spanish missions in California?
The answer is NATIVE AMERICAN LABOR
What chores did Native American children have on missions?
Some native American chores where hunting with the father for the boys and helping in the kitchen with the mothers.
What are interesting facts about the San Juan Capistrano?
It is number 7 out of 9 missions and was established November 1, 1776. Eventually it will be one of the 21 missions built. It showcases historical artifacts, 18th to 20th century paintings, and a room dedicated to Native American art.
Why was Santa Clara de Asis built?
Santa Clara de Asis was built by Spanish Franciscan missionaries in the late 18th century to serve as a mission church for the local Native American population in California. The mission aimed to convert the indigenous people to Christianity and establish a settlement where Spanish culture and agriculture could be introduced.
Who lived at the missions?
There were several groups at the missions. The priests were at the missions, Native American tribes( once they converted they weren't allowed to leave), and 5-6 soldiers. The Native Americans were often mistreated by both the priests and the soldiers.
What are two interesting facts about san juan Capistrano?
It is number 7 out of 9 missions and was established November 1, 1776. Eventually it will be one of the 21 missions built. It showcases historical artifacts, 18th to 20th century paintings, and a room dedicated to Native American art.
What are two interesting facts about the San Juan Capistrano?
It is number 7 out of 9 missions and was established November 1, 1776. Eventually it will be one of the 21 missions built. It showcases historical artifacts, 18th to 20th century paintings, and a room dedicated to Native American art.
What is native American Indian day?
Native American Day is a state holiday in California, established in 1968 to honor Native American cultures and contributions to the state and the United States
