Enclaved Groups: Native Americans And Spanish Civilization

1. Native Americans formed enclaved groups that were able to maintain their own ways of civilization. Surrounding them were the European settlements that influenced their culture quite closely. Only some segments were easy for colonists to access their groups. Enclaved groups were considered against the law and only some surpassed the conquest. Others were emerged into their mission of changing the way they associated themselves with one another.
2. The Spaniards tried “civilizing” the Indians from their clothing to their religious practices. They altered their lives by the Castilian variety of the Spanish language, adobe homes, loyalty and obedience to the King of Spain, and their religious values of Christianity.
3. Mexicans shared the