Francisco Raby-Mondragon
New Mexico History
1-15-13
1. Q: Compare
Juan de Oñate's treatment of the Manso people compared with Vazquez de
Coronado's treatment of the Zuni Pueblo.
A: I
think that he treated them the same but with styles. Juan De Oñate had some
problems with anger and also a bad Governor. I think that he would have treated
them nicer but the native killed his men and is manager. So he got anger.
Coronado’s I think was calmer and was smarter but also had some problems as
well, and one is that he wanted to rule over the native people. I think he
wanted to be a king of New Mexico.
2. Q: Compare
Juan de Oñate's treatment of the Manso people to his later treatment of the
Acoma Pueblo.
A: Juan
De Oñate treated them as friends. When they demanded food they Acoma Pueblo
refused to give them food so Juan De Oñate killed 800 and enslaved 500, and
cutting the left foot over the age of 25.
3.
Q: I think that Oñate's actions differed from Coronado's at first, and why his
treatment of the Manso differed so greatly from his treatment of the Acoma
Pueblo.
A: I think that the Manso treated
them nice and went with them and followed orders and also demands for food, But
the Acoma people did not agree so they got a cruel punishment.
4.Q: Finally, discuss your take on Oñate - Some
people consider him a hero to be venerated and others a villain to be despised
- What do you think and why?
A:
To me I that he can be both because Juan De Oñate made good dictions and some
more wrong ones too.
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