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New Mexico

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Hernandez de Soto the conquistador who explored Florida; he also discovered the Mississippi River, and evangelized the Indians in Arkansas
. May of 1539 De Soto set sail for Florida with nine ships and 1000 men
Espiritu Santo Holy Spirit Bay
May 21, 1541 Desoto crossed the Mississippi into Arkansas
pueblo Spanish word meaning "town"; used to refer to the towns of the Zuni and other tribes
City of Quivira small Native American village in South Western Kansas visited by Coronado
Spring of 1542 Coronado led settlers and soldiers back into Mexico
Gran Quivira the former name of lands in the present day state of Kansas
Santa Fe city in New Mexico named after the Holy Faith
shaman an Indian medicine man
presidio a fortress
Alta California Spanish term for the territory north of the Mexican state of Baja California
Monterey Spanish for "king's mountain" the name of the bay of California
St. Junipero Serra Declared a Saint by Pope Francis and his feast day is July 1
Friar a priest or brother who works among the native people and poor to bring Christ and help with their suffering
Fray name for any Spanish Friar
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado Spanish Conquistador who travelled in southwest USA to convert Natives and look for Gold Americans
New Mexico name of lands visited by Coronado, he visited Arizona, New Mexico, and Kansas.
Fray Bartolome de Las Casas defender of the Indians
Some Conquistadors mistreated Indians how? treated as cattle
Bishop Zumarraga Bishop of Mexico when Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to St. Juan Diego
Fray Juan de Padilla First martyr in the US
Pope's rebellion Native American non-believers fought Spanish and Native Catholics for control of New Mexico. Many innocent people on both sides lost their lives but the Spanish kept control.
Fray Junipero Serra priest famous for establishing the California missions
Instruction in California missions Faith, farming, carpentry, masonry, leather tanning, musical instruments
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