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We had to go get our on food and hunt for it we had to go get wood for our fire this is what a typical day for a native american. We had to go get our on food and hunt for it we had to go get wood for our fire this is what a typical day for a native american.

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How was the culture of the California indians change by the mission system

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They were treated very poorly. If they didn't obey missionaries, they could have been whipped or go to jail

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missions changed the way of life for native Americans by putting them under slave conditions or the two choices of Convert or die.

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The Mission system was a virtual slavery. The Indians were forced to work for the Missions & land owners in the area.

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Q: What was life like at the missions for the California Indians?
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What problems did the California Indians have when they joined the missions?

They been like slaves and did all the work for the spanish.


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The Difference Is That Missions Are Like A Religious Land Or Building And A Presidio Is Like A Military Base. :D


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