Were the Indians at san juan capistrano happy to be there or did they revolt?

The Indians at San Juan Capistrano were not happy to be there and did revolt. The mission was founded in 1776 by Spanish friars, who forced the local Acjachemen Indians to convert to Catholicism and work on the mission's lands. The Indians were subjected to harsh treatment and many died from disease or overwork. In 1794, the Acjachemen Indians revolted, killing several friars and destroying the mission. The revolt was eventually crushed by the Spanish military, but it showed that the Indians were not willing to accept their oppression without fighting back.