Which statement best describes the freedom California Indians had once they were living in a mission?

They could visit their home villages whenever they wanted.

They were not permitted to leave the mission grounds without permission.

They were free to practice their traditional customs in their spare time.

They could choose which jobs they wanted to perform each day.

What was one of the main types of labor that California Indians were forced to perform at the missions?

Serving as guards for the presidios.

Trading goods with other settlements.

Constructing buildings and farming.

They lived as respected partners in a new community.

Their lives were under the complete control of the Spanish.

They were students who could leave after their education was complete.

They were temporary workers who were paid for their time and skills.

They had to learn multiple European languages.

They had to give up their own culture and traditions.

They were required to lead hunting expeditions for the soldiers.

They had to pay taxes to the Spanish government.

remain on the mission and perform unpaid work.

learn the Spanish language as quickly as possible.

be protected from attacks by rival European powers.

elect their own leaders within the mission system.