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Santa Clara de Asis Mission, also known as Santa Clara Mission, was the 8th of the 21 California missions. It was the first mission to honor a woman, Saint Clare of Assisi, as its namesake. The mission is known for its distinctive architecture, including a Moorish-style campanario (bell wall) and decorative paintings.
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I think it's because it was the first mission built to represent a women. : )
They grew wheat, so they made flour and bread.
Daily life at Mission Santa Clara de Asis revolved around religious activities, agriculture, and crafts. Native American converts were involved in farming, tending livestock, and performing various tasks for the mission. Spanish priests led daily prayers, while women cooked, cleaned, and sewed. The mission also served as a hub for trade and communication among neighboring settlements.
The women were to cook, clean and make clothes.
Women at the Santa Clara Mission would typically harvest and process crops like corn, wheat, beans, and vegetables. They would then prepare meals, make food products such as flour and bread, and possibly trade or sell any surplus crops. Additionally, they might have been involved in preserving and storing the food for future use.
the 4 statues names are mary, saint john,jesus, and the women santa clara.
what foods did the women make from corn,barley,and other plants at mission santa barbara
The women at Santa Clara de Asis were responsible for tasks such as cooking, cleaning, washing clothes, tending the garden, caring for the sick and elderly, and helping with other domestic chores necessary for the daily functioning of the mission. They also played a role in educating and caring for the children in the community.
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