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Probably not. Mission Native Americans were treated poor and as slaves. Once they were at the missions they couldn’t leave. The soldiers stationed at the missions often raped the women and beat them. Mass graves have been found at mission grounds.
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How did mission San Carlos de Borromeo de Carmelo change the lives of Indians?
did san carlos borrome de carlos change
What kind of Indians live near Mission San Carlos?
The Mission San Carlos was founded in 1770. No one lives there today but the mission does function as a Catholic Church and a museum.
Who made the adobe bricks at mission san carlos?
the Eslenes Indians made it
What Indians helped build the mission San Carlos Borremeo de Carmelo?
The Chumash
What is san carlos mission famous for?
what mission san carlos known for
Who manages san carlos mission?
Who manages mission San Carlos Borromeo
How was the life of a soldier at Mission San Carlos?
Mission soldiers were not happy people. There were usually 5-6 stationed at each mission with not much to do. They often treated the Mission Indians poorly and raped the women. They lived in separate dorms from the mission proper and didn't have much to do.
What did the esselen Indians do at mission san carlos?
The Indians at the mission were plowers, shepards, cattle herders, blacksmiths, and carpenders. They were also used for building and making tools.
How old is Mission San Carlos?
Mission San Carlos is 243 years old
What is the mission next to mission San Antonio?
Mission San Carlos and Mission San Gabriel Archangel
Which mission was the last mission to be founded by Father Serra?
The last mission to be founded is San Francisco d Solano
Problems at mission San Carlos Borremeo?
what is the location and reason of the location for mission san carlos and what were the problems what makes it unique
