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Mission La Purisima de Conception

Mission La Purisima de Conception. By Jodie Stahl 4 th Grade Room 15 February 20, 2008. Mission La Purisima de Conception is located in Lompoc, CA. 4 miles east of Lompoc Between Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo The_Mission_of_La_Purisima_Concepcion.asf. Movie The_Soldiers.asf.

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Mission La Purisima de Conception

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  1. Mission La Purisima de Conception By Jodie Stahl 4th Grade Room 15 February 20, 2008

  2. Mission La Purisima de Conception is located in Lompoc, CA • 4 miles east of Lompoc • Between Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo • The_Mission_of_La_Purisima_Concepcion.asf

  3. MovieThe_Soldiers.asf

  4. The Chumash Indians are the Native American tribe that lives nearby • Mexican American War • Mexico’s independence • Spain gave no more money • Soldiers got no money • Frustration • Vengeance • Beat Indian @ Mission Santa Ines in 1824 • Revolt @ La Purisima • 1 month Indians took over mission • Soldiers arrive (Monterey) • 3 hr. battle (Indians lost) • Indians left mission, except few in hiding • Mission couldn’t function

  5. Punishments • For leaving mission especially at night • For concubinage • For theft • Included: • Whippings • Shackles • Stocks • Locked up

  6. Work • 5 hours a day • They made adobe bricks • They wove cotton into cloth or wool into blankets • Made their own shoes • Enforced by the soldiers

  7. Food • At morning and night, they ate atole • At midday, they ate pozole • Ate corn • Raised cattle • During establishment, donations of cattle, sheep, goats, horses, burros, mules, pigs, corn, wheat, barley, peas, beans, root stock

  8. Religion • Catholicism under King of Spain • Native Americans had shaman (holy man) • Healed people • Controlled weather • Native Americans believed all things possessed power potentially

  9. Clothing • Per year • Men got 2 woolen breech clothes and suit of cotton cloth • Girls and women got gowns, skirts, and woolen blankets

  10. Money & Trade • The Native Americans traded the following things instead of having money: • soap • cigars • horses • cattle • hides • tallow

  11. Disasters • Earthquakes • 1812 Santa Barbara Earthquake caused • Severe damage • Fissure still visible today in picture below • Heavy rains • Devastation • Relocated to “La Canada de los Berros”

  12. Condition today • 1934 restoration began • By Civilian Conservation Corps • Under Union Oil officials • Had to be a historical monument • Had to have enough land • Historical information came from: • Archaeological digs • Clay dug from hillsides to make adobe bricks • A lot of hard work • Currently has a new visitor center

  13. Fun Facts • Did you know this was the 11th mission founded? • Did you know that the Roman Catholic Church had a rule that no mission could be within 7 miles from any city, but that Mission La Purisima was the exception to that rule? • In 1806, 220 people (mostly Chumash Indians) died at the mission, primarily due to disease • Did you know this mission currently has 1,928 acres? • Did you know this mission originally had 300,000 acres!!??

  14. Comprehension Questions • What major religion was taught at Mission La Purisima? • What was the cause of the revolt in 1824 at Mission La Purisima? • What other Mission contributed to the cause of the revolt? • Historical information we have today about the mission came primarily from what source? • What 2 kinds of natural disasters have contributed to the mission’s need for restoration?

  15. Works Cited • La Purisima Mission http://www.lapurisimamission.org/ • CA Dept. of Ed. http://www.cde.ca.gov/be/st/ss/enggrade4.asp • Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_La_Pur%C3%ADsima_Concepci%C3%B3n • Native American sounds http://www.angelfire.com/id/vulcan1500/NAsounds.html

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