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What did the people eat at dinner at mission san miguel?
Mission San Miguel was in California. They ate a variety of things for dinner because they liked food there. Some things included fruits, vegetables, cheese, and fish.
Where does the name San Inocencio comes from?
The name San Inocencio : is of a Stain from the Roman Catholic church in Italy.
Why was castillo de san marcos built?
To protect the spanish
Where does the name Adame comes from?
From some guy from San Benito named Jesus Adame.
What kind the food eat at san francisco the solano mission?
tutefisk and cassava
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