The main language historically spoken in Santa Fe, New Mexico is Spanish, due to its history as a Spanish colonial city. However, English is now also widely spoken in Santa Fe.
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There are many place names in the U.S. that come from Spanish. Two-word names beginning with "San" or "Santa" are usually Sapnish names of saints (as San Francisco and Santa Clara for Saint Francis and Saint Claire. The State names of Colorado and Montana originated in Spanish. Sierra Madre is a Spanish, as is the 'Diablo" part of Mount Diablo. Rio Grande is a Spanish name (although in Mexico they call it Rio Bravo). Some towns with Spanish names are Boca Raton, Las Cruces, Los Alamos, and Santa Fe.
The Spanish word for "faithful" is "fiel."
"Santa fe" means "holy faith" in Spanish.
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The Pueblo Revolt was caused by mistreatment of the Santa Fe Pueblo Indian tribe by Spanish settlers. While the natives initially defeated the settlers, they were ultimately beaten by the Spanish.
The Santa Fe Trail opened in 1821. Would you like to travel the Santa Fe Trail, like settlers did in the early 1800s?
To get to Santa Fe from Mexico City; or, to get to Mexico city from Santa Fe . . . perhaps . . .
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