The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico

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The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 in Spanish New Mexico was the most successful Indian rebellion in American history, resulting in the expulsion of Spanish authorities from the region for over a decade. It was led by the Pueblo people, who were able to unite in their resistance against the Spanish colonizers. The revolt did not involve Navajos or Apaches, and did not significantly impact the Hopi tribe. It was not staged by Mexican peasants, and did not threaten British settlements.