The El Camino Real.
El Camino Real is a highway in California that is based on the Spanish road connecting all their missions in California during colonial times. It is located mainly near the coast of California.
the spanish
El Camino Real (the King's Road) was a road built by the Spanish connecting all 21 missions in Alta California (a Spanish colony that is modern day California). It stretched from San Diego to Sonoma. Today, El Camino Real serves as a modern roadway in California, occupying most of the original road.
all the missions follow rules and procedures
Father of the Alta California Missions
Adobe, a kind of clay.
El Camino Real
No. Many today are in the middle of a city.
All the missions are still standing and services are held in them as well as weddings and funerals.
the spanish were gonna take over California so they made missions, presideos, and pueblos. but California got sold to the us :P.
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to make the californian indians(all of them) catholic