During the Popé's Rebellion in 1680,Pueblo Indians rose up against
A) the violent Spanish military regime.
B) Spanish efforts to suppress their native religious customs.
C) the attempts of Spanish settlers to enslave them.
D) avaricious Spanish merchants who paid only cut-throat prices.
E) French settlers who sought to undermine the Spanish community there.

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Popé's Rebellion was a response to the Spanish efforts to suppress the religious customs of the Pueblo Indians. The Spanish missionaries had been trying to convert the Pueblo Indians to Christianity and had banned the traditional religious practices of the Pueblo people. Many Pueblo Indians were also forced into forced labor on Spanish farms and in mines. The rebellion was led by a Pueblo religious leader named Popé and was successful in driving the Spanish out of the region for over a decade.

During the Popé's Rebellion in 1680,Pueblo Indians Rose Up Against