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California Mission Santa Cruz - Paper Model Project Kit For Sale


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California Mission Santa Cruz - Paper Model Project Kit:
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At Paper Models Online, we understand the pressure of looming deadlines and the desire for that coveted \"A\" grade. That\'s why we\'ve crafted the perfect solution for you! Whether you\'re a student aiming for extra credit, a parent looking for quality time with your kids, or just someone in need of a break from the chaos, our paper models are your ticket to success!

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With just a pair of scissors, some glue, and an hour of your time, you can turn these paper sheets into stunning three-dimensional architectural replicas or complete science projects. The images on our website are real models made from our kits, and we even provide a history to help you craft an impressive report.

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For Instant PDF Downloads of these models go History For Your ReportMission Santa Cruz (The Sacred Cross)A brief history

The Mission Santa Cruz is the 12th mission founded in California. It was founded on August 28, 1791by Friar Fermin Lasuen. Named for the Sacred Cross.

After its founding 1791, Mission Santa Cruz was blessed with many factors in its favor, excellentlocation, good climate, fertile fields and a peaceful native population. Within six years the missionquadrangle was complete with workshops and a granary.

Then to the surprise and to the violation of Spanish law, the Governor notified the padres in 1797, that apueblo was to be founded across the river and they would need to help support it. Spanish law forofferestablishment of pueblos within a league of missions, but the Governor insisted and Branciforte wasfounded. It was named after the Viceroy.

The first colonists to the pueblo were the worst sort the padres could have imagined. Seventeenvagabonds and criminals arrived. More arrived later. They encroached upon the mission lands and tookthe natives pasturage. When the mission padres complained, the Governor replied that the natives weredying out and that the mission was becoming obsolete.

The padres did what they could to keep the natives and the people of the pueblo separated, buteventually the strain upon the natives resulted in the death of one of the padres. Two years after themurder, the first autopsy in California’s medical history was performed and seven natives were charged.They pleaded cruelty by the padre as their defense but the Governor sentenced them to a severeflogging.

Then in 1818, the pirate Bouchard appeared offshore. He had already attacked Monterey, burning thepresido there and people were afraid he would continue to plunder the settlements. The Governorordered the padre, Ramon Olbes to pack up all the valuable and take them inland.

Obeying the orders,the padre told the officials of Branciforte to help carry out the Governors orders. While Bouchard didnot land, the Branciforte population looted the mission completely. When Father Olbes returned and hethen requested permission to abandon the mission. He was persuaded to continue.

The missions population was the lowest of any of the missions, where Branciforte attracted manysettlers due to its smuggling and gambling. One of its first city improvements was a racetrack.Mission Santa Cruz among the first to be secularized with the land and livestock granted to individuals.

Then in 1840 the church tower collapsed during an earthquake. The church itself collapsed in 1857when another earthquake hit. A frame church was build in 1858 until it was replaced in 1889 by thecurrent structure.

In 1931, a small replica, half the size of the original mission church was built across the street. Thedesign was made from a study of aged drawings and paintings still in existence of the Mission of the\"Holy Cross.\"

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