Historical Notes Near the close of the 18th Century, California was a desolate land. The Spaniards, who had conquered Mexico in their quest for New World riches, judged Alta California to be without value and ignored it - Mission San Diego de Alcalá - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Historical Notes Near the close of the 18th Century, California was a desolate land. The Spaniards, who had conquered Mexico in their quest for New World riches, judged Alta California to be without value and ignored it Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-09-28 16:47:57 Open Document File Size: 80,53 KB Share Result on Facebook City San Gabriel / Mishopshnow / Monterey / Yuma / San Buenaventura / San Francisco / La Purisíma Concepción / Sonoma / Los Angeles / Santa Barbara / San Blas / San Diego / Santa Ynez / Yerba Buena / / Company Pueblo / / Country Mexico / Spain / / Event Natural Disaster / Person Travel / / Holiday Christmas / / IndustryTerm food supply / worship services / / NaturalFeature Central Valley / Colorado River / California desert / Hudson Bay / Tulare Lake / Sonoran Desert / / Organization Brotherhood of the Canoe / US Federal Reserve / Santa Barbara Mission / / Person Cayatu / La Carpinteria / Joaquin / Guillermo / / Position leader / local chief / carpenter / / ProvinceOrState Alaska / California / Arizona / / Region northern Mexico / / SocialTag Mission Santa Barbara Presidio of Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, California Mission San Diego de Alcalá Junípero Serra Pueblo de Los Angeles Spanish missions in California Chumash Revolt California California Historical Landmarks

Historical Notes Near the close of the 18th Century, California was a desolate land. The Spaniards, who had conquered Mexico in their quest for New World riches, judged Alta California to be without value and ignored it Add to Reading List