Did the Native Americans at the Santa Cruz mission revolt?

Yes, Native Americans at the Santa Cruz Mission did revolt. In 1825, a significant uprising occurred as a response to the harsh conditions and oppressive treatment they faced under Spanish and later Mexican rule. The revolt was part of a larger pattern of resistance among Indigenous peoples in California against mission systems that sought to assimilate them and exploit their labor. The uprising was ultimately suppressed, but it highlighted the tensions between Native Americans and colonial authorities.