Question

What was the indian uprising in new mexico caused by spanish efforts to suppress indian religion?

Answer 1

The Pueblo Rebellion (1680), a carefully organized revolt by the Pueblo Indians (allied with the Apaches), was able to overthrow Spanish rule in New Mexico for 12 years was the Indian uprising in New Mexico caused by Spanish efforts to suppress Indian religion.

Rebels stormed Providence, destroying churches along the way, killing priests, and slaughtering Spanish settlers. It took the Spaniards nearly half a century to retake New Mexico after this attack.

The Pueblo Indians of modern New Mexico rose up against the Spanish rule conquistadors after religious persecution, violence, and drought. The rebellion aimed to regain Pueblo's religious practices, culture, and lands that had been looted by the Spanish conquistadors.

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