A leader of these people named Xauían [SHAO-ee-ahn] from Ghufoor retaliated by leading efforts to kill dozens of horses in the Tiguex [TEE-guesh] War. A leader (15[1])of these (-5[1])people from Ohkay Owingeh murdered his son-in-law Nicolás Bua out of fear that he would betray his (15[1])plans. Colonial governor Juan de Oñate brutally cut off the (15[1]-5[1])feet of (15[1])these people during the (15[1])Acoma Massacre. Cords were unknotted in the leadup to a (*) 1680 (-5[1])revolt led (10[1])by (10[1])these people in which (10[1])Catholic images were (10[1])destroyed by (10[2]-5[1])Popé. (10[1])These (10[1])people, who (10[1])lived (10[1])in namesake communities in (10[1])Taos and Zuni, share their name with an ancestral Native American culture also called the Anasazi who built (10[1])congregational spaces called kivas. For 10 points, name these Indigenous people of the (10[1])American Southwest who share their name with adobe communal residences. (10[3]0[1])■END■