Spain set up missions in California. They are about 20 miles apart and were named for saints. Anything in California that starts with "San" or "Santa" was probably started as a Spanish mission.
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he helped set up a string of missions to convert Indians to Christianity
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The first settlers to arrive in California after the Native Americans were Spanish.
Father Junipero Serra is credited with discovering California. Once he arrived there, he set up the first missions in the area.
In the eighteenth and nineteenth centures, Spanish priests set up missions in various parts of what is now the state of California. These priests were members of the Franciscan order of Catholicism.
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"Missions" are / were multipurpose structures used as a form of conquest by the Catholic Church. A few of these purposes were:To serve as a 'base' to start towns, act as trading posts, and act as a respite for travelers.To act as an indoctrination center to convert local tribes to the religion (while this sounds innocent it was not; it was designed to take the land of the local tribes because of legal blocks put in place around 1532. Unless a majority of the tribe converted the church could not take the land. Even though this dual purpose is well documented the Catholic Church denies it did these things.)They also acted, in part, to help Spanish land claims.
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First off it should be What is a mission?A mission is a religious settlement where Natives were set to work and pray. The Spanish put them to work in the missions to convert the Natives to the catholic religion as they conquered more and more Native tribes.