Pueblo Revolt
Native peoples drive the Spanish out of New Mexico for 12 years
In August 1680, at the signal of the leader Popé, the Pueblo peoples of New Mexico rose: they killed about 400 Spaniards, besieged Santa Fe and drove the colonists south to El Paso. The Spanish returned only in 1692.
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