Spanish Missions in California

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An Operations Order, often abbreviated as OPORD, is the type of combat order that precisely and concisely explains the mission, the commander's intent, and the concept of how to accomplish a mission.

Five (5) basic materials were used in constructing the permanent mission structures: adobe, timber, stone, brick, and tile.

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1. the jobs at some of the missions where plowing feeding the livestocks and farming

At San Juan Capistrano, the food prepared was primarily influenced by Spanish and Native American traditions. The mission's kitchen produced staples such as corn, beans, and squash, often supplemented with meats like beef and poultry. Additionally, the monks cultivated vineyards for wine and gardens for herbs and vegetables, reflecting the agricultural practices of the time. Overall, the food was simple and aimed at sustaining the community and fulfilling the dietary needs of the mission's inhabitants.

The women at the mission had to cook make soap, baskets, and cloth. They also learned to weave and made clothes for everyone at the mission.

San Luis Obispo, known for its vibrant community and rich history, features daily activities that include local farmers' markets, outdoor recreation in nearby parks, and cultural events at venues like the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art. Residents and visitors often enjoy dining at local restaurants, exploring shops in the downtown area, and participating in events such as concerts and festivals. The city's historic Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa also attracts those interested in history and architecture. Additionally, outdoor activities like hiking and biking are popular due to the area's scenic landscapes.

There were not a large number of Indians in the Nuestra Senora de la Soledad Mission, but the ones who were there often raised horses and cattle and farmed corn and wheat. They also helped with construction of homes and the mission itself.

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Mission San Gabriel Arcangel is located in the city San Gabriel.

The name of my mission is Mission San Francisco. It 's in San Francisco. It was founded June 26, 1776. It was founded by Father Francisco Palou. More than 5,000 Native Americans eventually died here from the measles epidemic. The problem with sick natives was so great that eventually in 1817 a hospital mission was opened in San Rafael.

The tribe was Costanoans. The tribe lived on the northern coast of California. Before they came to the mission they would burn down their houses in a year or two and build new ones.The Costanoans ate bear, deer, fish, and small game. They also wove beautiful baskets.

At the mission the Indians either worked at farming or learned Christianity and Spanish from the padres. Most Indians got sick from the Spanish diseases and some even died. Some Indians tried to run away because the padres weren't treating them right.

The Mexican government took over the mission in 1834 because there was too much violence. Other problems were that the Indians weren't used to the lifestyle. They weren't immune to the diseases and got sick so they died. Today it has been carefully preserved and is the oldest intact building in San Francisco

Mission San José del Cabo near the modern day city of San José del Cabo, Baja Mexico

Yes, Mission San Jose had a fountain

It was for converting Indians (or Native Americans) to European ways and to Christianity.

It was located close to the California coast!!

Yes, and it still has services, weddings, and is an active church. You can visit it.

they would wake up go to church come home do there chores then eat.

what are the pros and cons of when spanish come to the missions

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The state of California made all of the missions historical property and run the missions for tours and visiting. The state repairs and remodel each mission as needed.

The great pyramid is made of limestone, white casing stone and granite used to line the chambers inside. About 2.3 million limestone blocks were used to build the pyramid most of which was quarried locally. Most of the white casing stones have now disappeared. It was used to build Cairo.