In Fray Francisco Palou's story, two Indians were:

1# very friendly with the soldiers.

2# encouraged to become soldiers themselves.

3# caught firing arrows at the mission.

4# All of the choices are correct

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31 January, 03:41

In Fray Francisco Palou's story, two Indians were:

1# very friendly with the soldiers.

2# encouraged to become soldiers themselves.

3# caught firing arrows at the mission.

4# All of the choices are correct

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Angelique · Answer 1

1# very friendly with the soldiers.

Explanation:

When Padres Benitos and Angel Somera, the fathers of San Diego were sent on their first expedition, they were given about ten soldiers to go with them as escort.

Along their way, they met some Indians who were friendly and hospitable to them. The Indians went to the extent of wanting them to stay with them. But they refused and continued on their journey.

Fray Francisco Palou was a Spanish Franciscan missionary who made significant contributions to the Alta California and Baja California mission systems. He knew very well about the San Francisco missions.

In Fray Francisco Palou's story, two Indians were:1# very friendly with the soldiers.2# encouraged to become soldiers themselves.3# caught firing arrows at the mission.4# All of the choices are correct

In Fray Francisco Palou's story, two Indians were:

1# very friendly with the soldiers.

2# encouraged to become soldiers themselves.

3# caught firing arrows at the mission.

4# All of the choices are correct