<sod>There were several recorded uprisings of Indians resisting Spanish rule, one of the earliest being the attack on the Mission San Diego de Alcala on November 4, 1775.<ref name=":0" /> The [[Tipai-Ipai]] organized nine villages into a force of around 800 people to destroy the mission and kill three of the Spanish, one of them being Padre [[Luis Jayme]]. However, not every uprising was violent. In September of 1795, over two hundred natives, including many old neophytes, simply deserted San Francisco all in different directions.<ref name=":1" /> When uprisings occurred, the natives did not go unpunished: some Indians were put to death but many were imprisoned and forced into hard labor.<eod>
<sod>There were several recorded uprisings of Indians resisting Spanish rule, one of the earliest being the attack on the Mission San Diego de Alcala on November 4, 1775.<ref name=":0" /> The [[Tipai-Ipai]] organized nine villages into a force of around 800 people to destroy the mission and kill three of the Spanish, one of them being Padre [[Luis Jayme]]. However, not every uprising was violent. In September 1795, over two hundred natives, including many old neophytes, simply deserted San Francisco all in different directions.<ref name=":1" /> When uprisings occurred, the natives did not go unpunished: some Indians were put to death but many were imprisoned and forced into hard labor.<eod>