Tano Pueblos

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Tano Pueblos were a group of Tanoan-speaking Indigenous communities in what is now New Mexico, known for their organized resistance to Spanish colonial rule and participation in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680.

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Tano Pueblos canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous peoples of North America
Native American ethnic group
Puebloan peoples
archaeologicalCulture Ancestral Puebloan tradition
colonialInstitutionEncountered Spanish missions
encomienda system
colonialPowerEncountered Spain
continent North America
country United States
crop beans
cotton
maize
squash
culturalRegion Oasisamerica
culture Pueblo culture
linked to: Pueblo culture area
economy agriculture
hunting and gathering
inter-Pueblo trade
ethnicGroupOf New Mexico
hasNeighbor Hopi Pueblos
Keres Pueblos
Tewa Pueblos
linked to: Tewa Pueblo people

Tiwa Pueblos
Zuni Pueblo
hasSettlementType pueblos
historicalEvent Pueblo Revolt of 1680
knownFor organized resistance to Spanish colonial rule
participation in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680
language Tanoan languages
languageFamily Tanoan languages
locatedInThePast Spanish province of New Mexico
opposed Spanish Empire
Spanish colonial rule in New Mexico
partOf American Southwest cultural area
linked to: Pueblo culture area

Pueblo Revolt coalition
Pueblo peoples
practiced communal religious rituals
kiva-centered ceremonialism
region Northern Rio Grande
what is now New Mexico
religion Puebloan traditional religion
resisted forced Christianization
forced labor
suppression of traditional religion
timePeriod 17th century
traditionalHousing multi-story adobe dwellings
stone-masonry pueblos
used dryland farming
irrigated agriculture

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Pueblo Revolt of 1680 participant Tano Pueblos