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Onate sent his nephew and a few other men to go to Acoma Pueblo. When they got there, Onate's nephew named Zaldivar was killed, along with most of the other men that he had with him. When the few men that survived got back to spain, they told Onate what had happened. Onate was furious and sad. He said that the Acoma people had basically started a war and to show no mercy to them. So he sent 70 - 90 soldiers and Zaldivar's brother to the Acoma Pueblo to get revenge. They killed most of the Acoma people, and the rest of them they brought back to Onate. Onate said that all of the left over Acoma people were guilty, even the little kids. Men over the age of 25 had to have there right foot cut off, and 25 years of slavery. The men 12 to 25 years old spent 20 years in slavery. Women over the age of 12 spent 20 years in slavery. And younger girls and kids were sent to Mexico to become slaves in convents. The children that went to Mexico were never heard from again.
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<em>Hello, How did the Munich Pact affect Europe? It further encouraged Hitler's aggressive policies. Which of the following was an effect of British resistance to Germany? It saved Britain from a german invasion. The Munich Pact did contribute to the outbreak of the World War II by it encouraged German territorial expansion. Hitler already had an idea that France and Britain were weak but stopped him from conquering other lands. It allowed him to expand his borders all the way to Poland. Hope That Helps!</em>
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Europe gets warm wind from the south, and the wind it warm because the wind comes from the equator which gets more sunshine.
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Before it was a French colony, Haiti was called Saint-Domingue.
The Island itself was, and continues to be, called Hispaniola.
Haiti was the original name of the Island given it by the indigenous people, the Taino. This name was restored when Haiti achieved independence.
