Why did the Pueblo tribes from New Mexico rebel against the Spanish? A) because the Spanish tried to subjugate them using the encomienda system B) because the Spanish had killed their chiefs and looted their villages C) because the Spanish priests tried to forcefully take all their crops from them. D) because the Spanish tried to force them to convert to Christianity and reject their previous traditions E) because the Spanish had infected their villages with deadly smallpox

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2 June, 19:49

Why did the Pueblo tribes from New Mexico rebel against the Spanish? A) because the Spanish tried to subjugate them using the encomienda system B) because the Spanish had killed their chiefs and looted their villages C) because the Spanish priests tried to forcefully take all their crops from them. D) because the Spanish tried to force them to convert to Christianity and reject their previous traditions E) because the Spanish had infected their villages with deadly smallpox

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Kolten Nicholson · Answer 1

The Pueblo tribes from New Mexico rebelled against the Spanish because D) because the Spanish tried to force them to convert to Christianity and reject their previous traditions