Santa Clara de Asis A power point By Andrew

Table of contents ☻ Introduction ☻ Location ☻ people of the mission ☻ daily life of the mission ☻ hardships ☻ conclusion ☻ ingesting facts ☻ bibliography

Location Scott blvd 800

Native American men hunted deer, bears, fish, and rabbits They clever at building traps and made own language. had over 100 types of hunting skills

Native American women Made pottery for the water and made afternoon snacks Stayed in church until 19 and Slept on the church ground.

Native American children Played hunting games like how can kill the animal the fastest and Collected acorns and nuts and gave them to there mom loved to sail in ships had to get home at 5:00 to 6:00

Hardships The Coetaneous had many things to overcome. They had to overcome smallpox and measles. They had to overcome these diseases because immigrants came like the Spanish. the Native Americans weren't use to it. Some Indians survived and some died. My mission needed to be rebuilt. It needed to be rebuilt because a big flood destroyed it and so they built it onto higher ground. After that no more floods To destroyed this mission.

Daily life A mission provided food, housing, and support for the neophytes. In return, the neophytes were expected to stay at the mission and live a almost oppressed life devoted primarily to work and spiritual growth. This was a life the friars believed would transform native Californians into good Catholics.

Interesting facts Santa Clara is the only mission now located on a university campus Mission Santa Clara was the first in California to honor a woman Mission Santa Clara was named for St. Francis' childhood friend

bibliography THIS POWERPOINT INFOMARION IS FROM THE FOLLOWING RESOURSES : MARGARET, AMY MISSION SAN CLARA DE ASIS. LANATRY PUBLACATIONS : VAN NAYS,CA,1984 MARGARET.. AMY MARGARET.,ET AL. Mission san Clara DE ASIS Published in 2000 by Amy MARGARET.29 east 21 st street, new York,ny

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