Colonization and Resistance: Through a Pueblo Lens | World History Project

We’re used to hearing about revolutions in the US, France, Latin America, and Haiti. Less frequently do we hear about the role of Indigenous Americans in this revolutionary history. The first large-scale, successful revolt against colonizers in the United States was launched in 1680 by the Pueblo people of New Mexico. The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 temporarily drove out the Spanish and helped ensure the endurance of Pueblo culture and communities into the present. In this video, Jerad Koepp interviews Porter Swentzell about the causes, experiences, and long-term effects of the revolt.
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Very nice video, just popped UP in my suggestions. ❤

[@geraldbaros5894]

We're still here.

[@88Blazehaze]

I stand with the Pueblo people. Against the violence the inhumanity inflicted on these peoples. Now and forever may the great spirit keep you always.

[@richardglady3009]

That was a wonderful class. Thank you.

[@Zazagas24]

Acoma my grandpa Gilbert Rayman johnson sr from that tribe my grandma maxie Johnson from Laguna cant get imagine what my Family have wnt thru

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❤

[@88Blazehaze]

Nobody knew where Uncle Joe came from, but some of the old-timers remarked that they guessed God made him with the country. Everybody agreed that he was over a hundred, but nobody seemed to know just how much over and he never answered personal ques-tions. When you asked him, he would only grunt and wrap his blanket more closely about his face. There were very few people who were friendly with Uncle Joe, for he was a strange, lonely wanderer, reminiscent of the age when the Red Man was in his glory. He still wore the pic- turesque garb of his people; his face was wrinkled and copper-colored as the landscape from which he came. Every few weeks he would mount his little Indian pony and ride out all alone into the barren desert dotted with mesas and shapeless crags which lay to the south of the town. Everyone wondered where he went and often tried to follow him. They would get just so far, however, each time, and then he would vanish as though the earth had swallowed him up, and no one had ever found the secret which Uncle Joe guarded somewhere out among the painted rocks. See the last of the Shamen

[@olimpo20024]

It s easy to talk about spanish massacres why don t you talk about british or usa massacres?

[@user-hm5rs7wn5v]

Up the Spanish Empire and the Catholic Church!! The Spanish never had systemic genoci.dal policies like the Anglos had! The Spanish had a mixed empire!! Viva la Hispanidad!!