After he led a successful revolt against the Spanish, Pueblo leader Popé was deposed ten years later by this people because:
A) he allowed Christian practices to continue.
B) he allied himself with their Navajo and Apache enemies.
C) they missed Spanish support in their struggle with the Apaches.
D) they preferred Protestant to Catholic Christianity.
Answer: C
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