3. Which tribes were mentioned as hostile to the Spanish during the 1700s? (1 point)
Several tribes were mentioned as hostile to the Spanish during the 1700s. Some of them include:
1. Apache: The Apache people were known for their resistance against Spanish colonization in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico.
2. Comanche: The Comanche tribe, one of the most powerful native groups in the Great Plains, fiercely resisted Spanish efforts to expand their territories.
3. Navajo: The Navajo people, located in the modern-day southwestern United States, vehemently resisted Spanish colonization and later the expansion of the United States.
4. Pueblo: The Pueblo tribes, such as the Taos, Zuni, and Hopi, revolted against Spanish rule in the early 1680s in an event known as the Pueblo Revolt. They continued to resist Spanish influence throughout the 1700s.
5. Yaqui: The Yaqui people, living in present-day Arizona and Sonora (Mexico), were known for their resistance against Spanish and later Mexican authorities.
It is important to note that there were many other tribes who resisted Spanish colonization, and the level of hostility varied depending on the specific interactions and circumstances between the tribes and the Spanish.