The Pueblo Revolt

True Consequences - True Crime

Eric Carter-Landin

Society & Culture, True Crime, Documentary

4.8 • 587 Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Today I’m going to tell you about one of the most significant events in New Mexico's history. The Pueblo Revolt. While the Pueblo Revolt didn’t permanently drive the Spanish out of New Mexico, it was successful in ending years of cruelty and exploitation of the Pueblo people by Spanish settlers. There had been several uprisings before the Revolt, but they had only succeeded in furthering the abuse. The Pueblo Revolt gave the Tribes autonomy and freedom.

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1:19.8	permanently drive the Spanish out of New Mexico, it was successful in ending years of cruelty and
1:25.7	exploitation upon the Pueblo people by Spanish settlers.
1:30.3	My name is Eric Carter-Londin, and this is True Consequences. The
1:47.0	The There have been several uprisings before the revolt, but they had only succeeded in furthering
2:19.3	the abuse. The Pueblo Revolt gave the tribes autonomy and freedom. The Spanish arrived in what
2:26.2	was later to become the New Mexico Territory in 150. They were led by Francisco Vasquez
2:32.3	de Coronado. The expedition was a commercial enterprise funded by the Viceroy Mendoza of Mexico City and
2:38.6	Coronado's wife, Beatrice de Estrada.
2:42.6	Coronado married Estrada within a year of his arrival in Mexico.
2:46.7	She was the daughter of Olonso de Estrada, who was the former colonial treasurer.
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