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New Mexico Office of the State Historian: Pope HandoutNew Mexico Office of the State Historian: Pope Handout
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New Mexico Office of the State Historian: Pope

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Read this fascinating information about Pope, the leader of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. Learn how he was able to unite several tribes of Pueblo Indians who did not even speak the same language into a force that was able to push out the Spanish from their territory for several years.

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