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The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 was a major uprising by the Pueblo people against Spanish colonization in present-day New Mexico. For decades, the Spanish had imposed their rule through religious conversion, forced labor, and cultural suppression. Indigenous traditions were outlawed, sacred spaces were destroyed, and those who resisted were punished. These conditions, combined with droughts and attacks by neighboring tribes, created widespread resentment among the Pueblo communities

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The geographic location of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680

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The geographic location of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680

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The geographic location of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, in what is now the southwestern United States (modern-day New Mexico). The Southwest's arid environment shaped the livelihoods and cultures of the Pueblo peoples, who developed advanced agricultural systems, including irrigation techniques, to sustain their communities. Their villages, or "pueblos," were built near water sources and arable land, making the region critical to their way of life.

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Photo obtained from www.nps.gov

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Photo obtained from www.nps.gov

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Photo obtained from www.nps.gov

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A historic depiction of the Isleta Pueblo

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A historic depiction of the Isleta Pueblo

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Photo Obtained from www.nps.gov

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Photo obtained from www.nps.gov

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A historic depiction of the Isleta Pueblo