Spanish Missions in California

Atole in the morning and Pozole in the afternoon and Atole again for dinner.

who bought mission santa barbara in 1846

Joseph in Spanish is Jose So the name of the mission is Saint Joseph

Native Americans and people who worked at the mission lived there.Priests and spanish worked at the mission.

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Many Spanish missions were founded in Texas. Many were abandoned or closed, but many still remain, with at least five in San Antonio alone. Some famous ones (all in San Antonio) are Mission San Juan Capistrano, Mission San Jose, and of course, Alamo Mission -- commonly called "The Alamo."

In all, there were 26 Missions established within the boundaries if what would become the state of Texas. Take your pick from the related link below, please:

Because people would have gotten all confused if they'd put it in Santa Barbara.

Anyway, the question has it exactly backwards. The Spanish missionaries were setting up a chain of missions a day's travel apart (along, or at least close to, what is today the route of El Camino Real). They didn't put the Santa Clara mission in Santa Clara... they put the Santa Clara mission near an existing native American settlement, and the city grew up around it and took its name from the mission.

Yes. The state parks/Catholic church are constantly working on the missions. They are still in use as churches as well as historical sites and take a great deal of work to keep them in repair. Most are built with adobe brick which after a 100 or so years has a tendency to crumble.

towns today have a lot of people and have big building.

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this mission is made out of adobe bricks and mud and wood

wheat,corn,vegtables,fruits,olives and banna trees

The San Luis Rey band of Luiseno Indians.

the mission san gabriel opened on September 8, 1771.

A special thing about san gabriel mission is it had the first hospital in alta california.

The Mutsunes, a branch of the Ohlone Indian Tribe Lived in villages with thached huts made of willow and grass. They lived a simple hunter - gatherer lifestyle. Today Mutsunes are extinct

there was wheat, corn, and sometimes olives

youth mission or no name or wet mission santa clarra

they made adobe and other things and decorations for the mission!

It should be flat hilly with a forest around for protection and for Native Americans.

In California, a total of 21 Missions were built. See link:

There were mules, pigs, horses, sheep, and cattle

The Texas State Capitol is mostly constructed of limestone which was quarried nearby, but that limestone, having a high iron content, tended to discolor; therefore, most of the limestone is hidden. The facings and the dome are made of pink granite, quarried from nearby Marble Falls, Texas.