The Pueblos were divided in the sixteenth century largely due to the Spanish colonization efforts. The Spanish sought to convert the Pueblos to Christianity and exert control over their lands, which led to conflicts and resistance among the Pueblo communities. Additionally, the Spanish imposed forced labor, disrupted traditional systems of governance, and introduced diseases, further destabilizing the Pueblos.
The Pueblos were divided in the sixteenth century due to several factors. One major factor was the arrival of Spanish colonizers, who sought to control and convert the native Pueblo people. This led to conflicts and resistance from the Pueblos, which ultimately resulted in divisions among the different Pueblo communities.
