For centuries the Tewa Pueblo People of Santa Clara Pueblo have unknowingly been practicing permaculture out of necessity to provide food, water, and shelter for their families and the community at large. Within the past three generations there has been a dramatic loss of sustainable living amongst the Tewa people. We are forgetting what it means to be Tewa Indian from Santa Clara Pueblo. By forgetting and neglecting how we once were able to sustain our lives, we are unintentionally damaging our own bodies, community, and traditional culture. If we continue to sustain our lives through unsustainable ways our carbon footprint will be to deep to undo. We must began to make planes, and take action on how we can sustain ourselves more eco efficiently in order to preserve Santa Clara's traditional culture and the livelihood of the people. .
The Santa Clara people came from the Puye Cliff Dwellings around 1550, Puye is about 10 miles away the current pueblo. Santa Clara ancestors lived at Puye for approximately 300 years before being forced to move closer to the Rio Grande River due to severe drought. The Rio Grande River provided the new inhabitants with plenty of water for irrigation. Having the river close by the pueblo people adapted to having the semi easy access to help irrigate their fields for corn, verities of squash and pumpkins, and chili. Unknowingly the original pueblo settlers began a very strong sustainable life style system within their own community. Essentially they were inadvertently practicing permaculture. Confirming what permaculture really is, my Aunt Roxanne Swentzell says that, "Permaculture is the harmonious integration of the landscape with people providing their food, energy, shelter and other material and non-material needs in a sustainable way." ( Swenztell, 11/14).
Roxanne Swentzell is a globally recognized sculptor from Santa Clara Pueblo. Swentzell who may be a world-renowned artist is becoming just as recognized for her efforts in sustainable living.
The name of my mission is Santa Clara De Asis. Santa Clara's mission is located in Santa Clara College on the Alameda, in the city of Santa Clara. Santa Clara was the first mission named after a woman. ... They repaired the missions and in March 1851 the doors of Santa Clara College open. In 1912, the college was renamed Santa Clara University. ...
In an excerpt from Indian uprising on the Rio Grande- The Pueblo revolt of 1680, Franklin Folsom has helped us to know more about the Pueblos? ... The Pueblo people were live in the position of under control by the Spanish. ... In effect this meant that the Pueblos had to feed their oppressors. ... The Apaches, Navahos, or the Utes were raiding the Pueblo Indians. ... The pueblos people lacked of protection from the farmer or from the government. ...
These external struggles as stated above caused the Pueblo culture to almost disappear, but one internal struggle between the different sects of the Pueblos helped incite a revolt in 1680. ... The Athapaskan Indians would repeatedly raid the Pueblos on foot;but, with the introduction of the horse raids were became the norm around the lands of the Pueblo peoples. ... The route trough Mexico City into Santa Fe was at least a fifteen hundred mile trip through rough lands and tribes. ... This exploitation was seen openly at the Pueblo Acoma. ... "The Pueblo Revolt of 1680" by Mr. ...
What Caused the Pueblo Revolt of 1680? ... Pueblo peoples were whipped frequently, burned, and killed. ... Of the thirty-three missionaries who were in Santa Fe, twenty-one were murdered. ... During the Santa Fe portion of the revolt, friars were killed at the rate of four friars to every one settler. ... They were often involved in turmoil among the pueblos. ...
Discuss those career objectives you expect to achieve three years from graduation and how an MBA degree, particularly one from Santa Clara University, will help prepare you for those objectives. With the drive, determination, and discipline to both work at my career and attend an MBA program, I am excited to pursue a high quality MBA at Santa Clara University (SCU). ...
Clara Schumann Clara Schumann was born September 13, 1819 to Marianne and Frederick Wieck (pronounced Veek), in the German city of Leipzig. ... Clara's mother, Marianne, taught piano, also. ... In 1828, at age 19, Clara mad her first professional debut. ... For Robert, marriage to the famous Clara was not easy. ... Clara was thirty-six when Robert died. ...
Clara Holdfelder did not know her true birth parents. ... Harper, who in fact was Clara's mother, was going to tell Clara that she was Clara's mother, but Clara cut her off and automatically asked Mrs. ... Her mother knew at the moment Clara asked if she was the "mammy" how Clara wished her parents were of noble blood. ... It would hang over Clara's head for the rest of her life, and it would change Clara's mentality and perception of the world. ... It could have ended worse for Clara Hohlfelder. ...
It was a week before Christmas and Santa Claus is very grumpy. ... Santa opened all the box's, thousands of fairies flew out. ... Santa rang the magician and said "Come over quickly it's an emergency". ... "Hi Santa" said the magician, Santa said back to him "Help me, the elfs and fairies have run away can you find them and bring them back to me", "Okay said the magician but only if you get some new machines for elf's and get a room for the fairies", "I'll do anything" sobbed Santa. ... "Okay" said Santa. ...
