How did the Spanish treat the Indians mission San Gabriel archangel and what were the conflicts?

At Mission San Gabriel Arcángel, the Spanish sought to convert the Indigenous populations to Christianity and integrate them into colonial society. The treatment of the Native Americans often involved forced labor, cultural suppression, and the imposition of European customs, which led to significant resistance and conflict. Many Indigenous people faced harsh conditions, resulting in resentment towards the Spanish, and there were numerous uprisings and tensions as tribes attempted to maintain their autonomy and cultural identity. The mission system ultimately contributed to the decline of Indigenous populations due to disease, displacement, and loss of traditional lifestyles.