Pueblo Religion The Pueblos believe life began within the Earth, who used her resources, particularly the corn plant, to sustain them for centuries. ... In fact, religion and ceremonies permeate into every aspect of Pueblo life, because through obedience to the gods, the Pueblo can ensure a balance of fertility, hunting, weather, and pleasure. ... The kachina society is most prominent among the Hopi, but appears to greater or lesser degree throughout the Pueblo world, and in many ways epitomizes the central beliefs of the Pueblo. ... I hope that the Indians keep their religious practices ...

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What Caused the Pueblo Revolt of 1680? ... This all came to a halt as a result of the Pueblo revolt of 1680. ... Pueblo peoples were whipped frequently, burned, and killed. ... These artifacts had been passed down through generations and were considered irreplaceable to the Pueblo Indians. ... They were often involved in turmoil among the pueblos. ...

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The Hopi, whose name comes from hopitu meaning 'the peaceful ones,' are traditionally associated culturally with the Zuni and with the Pueblo Indians. ... The Hopi's did have their own religious beliefs and language, but they also shared a basic culture with the Zuni and other Pueblo Indians. ... Crops, particularly corn was crucial in survival to the Hopi and corn also played a more important role in the life of a Hopi Indian. ... Kachina dolls are an artifact produced by the Hopi Indians and one of their uses was to educate children about the different Kachinas and to help...

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• Grade Level: High School