Check out this video from Look about the Pueblo Indians in the US! Look features content that help students make connections in English with their own lives and the world they live in. 🌎 Find out more about Look here! >> https://bit.ly/2L0yGzg | National Geographic Learning

In Albuquerque and Santa Fe, the story of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 is memorialized with heroic monuments to the Spanish Conquistadors. But Pueblo artist Jason Garcia depicts the conquistadors as the Pueblo people see them: as savage invaders. And he does it in a graphic novel style. Learn more with season 2 of #NativeAmericaPBS, now streaming on the PBS App. | PBS

24K views · 275 reactions | Between 100 and 1300 CE, the Ancestral Puebloans created stunning cliff dwellings and desert pueblos using stone and adobe. Skilled farmers and astronomers, they built vast trade networks and ceremonial kivas. Though they left their homes in the 13th century, their spirit endures in the modern Pueblo tribes. | Lost in History | Facebook