#1: Spanish & Indigenous Cultures
The Spanish followed this form of government before the Mexican War of Independence:
Monarchy
This is New Mexico's current capital, established by Governor Peralta.
Santa Fe
This trade route connected Mexico City to Santa Fe.
El Camino Real
This person was the leader of the Pueblo Revolt:
Popé
The Spanish practiced this religion:
Christianity (Catholic)
This Spanish-introduced technology changed warfare and made colonization more successful.
firearms (guns)
These are natural resources/materials ready to be used.
Raw goods
This Spanish man treated Indigenous People very cruelly at the Acoma Revolt.
Juan de Oñate
Native Americans wanted to preserve their ______ and _____ from the Spanish.
land and traditions
(would also accept a few other answers maybe...)
This kind of buildings reflect Spanish and Indigenous blending in architecture.
adobe
Products needing more processing
Manufactured Goods
The Pueblo Revolt was mainly a reaction to the Spanish trying to...
convert Indigenous people to Christianity and/or make them slaves
The Spanish viewed the Indigenous People as _______ and _______.
Uncivilized and Savage
These water channels helped Spanish colonizers and Indigenous People irrigate their crops.
acequias
This route was started by William Becknell for trade.
Santa Fe Trail
Popé pushed the Spanish out of present-day New Mexico for over ______ years.
over a decade / around 12 years
Name two ways that Spanish and Indigenous cultures blended and influenced New Mexico's culture:
-Tinwork
-Architecture (adobe)
-Food (chile, beans)
This Spaniard was sent to New Mexico in 1692 to reestablish Spanish control of New Mexico.
Don Diego de Vargas
This trail was used to connect New Mexico with California.
Old Spanish Trail
This priest started the Mexican War of Independence with a speech that inspired a rebellion against Spanish rule.
Miguel Hidalgo