How was this new way of life different for the native Americans who lived at san Diego de alcalá?

The new way of life for the Native Americans at San Diego de Alcalá significantly altered their traditional practices and social structures. The mission system imposed European agricultural methods, religious conversion, and Spanish cultural norms, leading to a loss of their indigenous customs and autonomy. Many native people were required to abandon their nomadic lifestyles, adopt sedentary farming, and participate in Christian rituals, fundamentally changing their relationship with the land and their community dynamics. This shift often resulted in resistance, dislocation, and profound cultural disruption.