Pueblo Revolt and Pope's Leadership

Pope was a spiritual leader of the Okayo Winged Pueblo during the Spanish occupation in the 1600s. Arrested in 1675 for practicing his religion, he was one of 47 leaders accused of witchcraft. After being released due to protests, Pope organized the 1680 Pueblo Revolt, successfully expelling the Spanish from New Mexico. This revolt led to a period of cultural revitalization and preservation of traditions and languages.

What was Pope's role in the Okayo Winged Pueblo during the 1600s?

• A spiritual leader

• A military leader

• A trader

• A Spanish official

Why were Pope and other spiritual leaders arrested by the Spanish?

• For practicing their religion

• For practicing witchcraft

• For trading with the French

• For leading a military coup

What was the Spanish goal in suppressing traditional religious activities?

• To promote trade

• To convert the Pueblo people to Catholicism

• To build new settlements

• To establish military control

What action did the Pueblo people take to secure the release of their leaders?

• They launched a military attack

• They appealed to the French

• They negotiated a treaty

• They protested in Santa Fe

Where did Pope move after his release to organize a rebellion?

• Albuquerque

• Taos

• El Paso

• Santa Fe

What was the outcome of the 1680 Pueblo Revolt?

• The Spanish regained control

• The French took over the territory

• The Spanish were expelled from New Mexico

• The Pueblo people were defeated

Who was the key figure in connecting the Pueblos for the rebellion?

• A French trader

• A local chieftain

• A Spanish governor

• Pope

What was the primary reason for the Pueblo Revolt's success?

• Spanish military support

• Natural disasters weakening the Spanish

• Pope's leadership and organization

• French intervention

How long did the Pueblo peoples live free from Spanish rule after the revolt?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 12 years

What is one significant impact of the Pueblo Revolt?

• It resulted in the loss of Pueblo traditions

• It preserved many Pueblo traditions and languages

• It caused the Pueblo people to migrate to Mexico

• It led to the Spanish colonization of the entire region