What was life like for a native American in new Spain?

Life for Native Americans in New Spain was often challenging and marked by significant upheaval due to European colonization. Many Indigenous peoples faced forced labor, land dispossession, and the imposition of new cultural and religious practices. While some adapted to the changes, others resisted, leading to conflicts and uprisings. Despite these hardships, many Native Americans contributed to the cultural landscape of New Spain, blending traditions and knowledge with those of the Spanish settlers.