Pueblo Revolt Storyboard
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- How the Spanish treated the Pueblo people
- AM SO SORRY
- DONT PRACTICED YOUR RELGION!!
- How the Pueblo people felt
- How Pope united the Pueblo People
- It's all most time!!!!!!
- Pueblo peoples were forced to become servants in Spanish homes, the Spanish priests tried to convert the Pueblo peoples to Christianity, and they pressured the Pueblo Indians by hanging, whipping, or putting them in prison. In my picture it shows a Spaniard whipping a Pueblo person because she was practicing her religon.
- The Pueblo attacking the Spanish
- This is the end.
- The Pueblo people felt miserable, unhappy, and furious because the Spanish were treating the horrible. In the picture it shows and mom crying and a daugther calming her mom.
- The Spanish fleeing to El Paso
- Popé believed that he was commanded by tribal ancestral spirits (kachinas) to restore traditional native customs, and other villages enthusiastically responded to news of the planned uprising. In the picture is holding a rope with knots that tell how much days till they fight back.
- The Spanish returning 12 years later
- The main reason that the Pueblo Revolt was successful was that Popé was able to launch a highly-coordinated assault on the Spanish by a large group spread over a large geographic area, the Pueblos were able to drive the Spanish from the area and gain control. In the picture it shows a Pueblo boy killing a Spainsh and a Spanish killing a pueblo, and a Spanish dead
- MOM NOOO!!!
- The Pueblo Revolt sent Spanish colonists and Tigua Indians of New Mexico fleeing southward to take refuge at the pass, transplanting the names of New Mexico river pueblos, including La Isleta and Socorro, to the El Paso area. In the picture it shows Spanish men leaving to El Paso.
- After returning to New Mexico, the Spanish continued to expand their lands., they moved into present day Texas & Arizona, they established new settlements that they hoped would help them retain control over Southwest. In the picture it shows the Spanish coming back and taking of again.
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