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Pueblo Indians
These Native Americans lived in the American Southwest and are well known for the cliff dwellings.
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Which city was attacked by the pueblo in 1680 and why?
The city that got attacked was the Gobi. The reason why the Hopi attacked the Gobi was because they wanted there land so they ran them out
What happened between the Spanish and the Pueblos from 1550 to 1650?
They had died off from the other tribes.
How did the Pueblo Revolt End?
The Pueblo Indians won the Pueblo Revolt and they were free from the Spanish for at least 12 years......
Why were the pueblos so important to the presidios?
Pueblos were crucial to the presidios as they served as civilian settlements that supported the military garrisons. They provided essential resources such as food, labor, and trade opportunities, helping to sustain the soldiers stationed at the presidios. Additionally, pueblos facilitated the integration of indigenous populations into colonial society, promoting stability and security in the region. This symbiotic relationship bolstered the overall effectiveness and longevity of Spanish colonial efforts.
What states are in the southwest?
Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, California, and Nevada.
Assuming that you're in the US, the states that fall in the southwest are Arizona, Californian, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah. You can also find out further information via different sites on line and check out the map to ensure that you're looking for the proper information.
The Pueblos were an American Native Tribal people who lived in what is now the southwest of the United States. Their homes carved into desert plateau wall were called pueblos. They came under the domination of the Comanche Native American empire.
Where are the cliff dwellings in Oregon?
First reported in the southeast corner of Harney Co. Oregon by mining engineer O.M. Rosendale around 1900. He found them in a black basalt formation and the only basalt in Harney Co. are the Trout Creek Mountains next to Nevada. My belief is these pueblo dwellings are not true cliff dwellings.
The true LOST OREGON CLIFF DWELLING'S were reported by an old timer with his mule travelling from Frenchglen to Wagontire, again in Harney County. The journey took him five days and on the third day he viewed them from the top of a canyon. Probably near Mule Springs Valley perhaps in Diablo Canyon, that's where I have searched. Avoid the secret government bunker or Air Guard jets will soon be on you. Close cattle gates behind you and take plenty of water, watch your step as this is rattlesnake country.
Posted Feb. 2012 by david3bears david3bears@gmail.com
It's acually pronounced, Rascal Wolfe Jones.
She lives in a pueblo, out in New Mexico.
How many scholarships are available for native Americans?
There are about 71. Some are for any tribal member and some are specific to one tribe and some to only one major.
The American Indian College Fund is one of the best known. Also the American Indian Education Foundation .
Many American Indians are eligible for financial aid based on income as well.
The attached link is a list of some
Many tribal Colleges have resources as well. A list from the White House Initiative is attached
What did the pueblo believed in?
The Pueblo thought Kachinas were ancestral spirits who returned with the clouds and rain to help their people. Over 300 different Kachinas were believed to survive. Pueblo Indians believed that these spirits once lived among the people, but they became disappointed when not enough attention was paid to them. Before leaving the Kachinas taught their people to dance. Pueblo held religious festivals and ceremonies in which they asked the Kachinas to bring rain and make their crops grow. They used drums and rattles in the dances during the ceremonies. They often danced in masks and chanted.
When a boy turned 13, he was invited to the kiva where the identity of the Kachinas was revealed to him. Girls were not brought to the kiva, but they were also told the secret of the Kachina.
What is the purpose of a pueblo?
Um....Pueblos were a tribe of indians so....Thats a question someone ignorant would say.
Was Pueblo CO ever part of Mexico?
The dividing line between Mexico & the Louisiana Purchase was the Arkansas River as it passed through the area before any settlers. Modern Pueblo, CO spans both sides of the river
How did the location of the pueblo people affect the kind of shelters they build?
They didn't have trees so they buit it with adobe
