Accompanying the 2,000 Spanish survivors in the ignominious retreat were 600 Christianized Pueblo Indians, including 300 Tiguas. ... It would take the Spanish more than a decade to suppress the rebellious tribes to the north.
Uncle Tom's Cabin was important to history because it was one of the major books to have a main black character. It helped set the political standard for anti-slavery which would become apparent in the election of 1860. The novel shared injustices of slavery and showed resistantce to decades of negative cultural beliefs surrounding black people.
The courts decision was that he would be the acting governor until a special election could be held to decide the remainder of the original term, which would have run from 1947-1951.
