How did the Indians react to mission Sonoma?

The Indians' reaction to Mission Sonoma, established by Spanish colonizers in 1823, was one of resistance and adaptation. Many Indigenous people initially viewed the mission as an opportunity for conversion and access to European goods. However, over time, they experienced the negative impacts of colonization, including forced labor and loss of land, leading to increasing tensions and conflicts with the mission authorities. This complex response highlighted both the initial curiOSity and the eventual struggle against oppressive colonial practices.