A leader of these people who prohibited the use of the enemy’s tools led an anti-Christian campaign where a figure of Jesus was scalped at Senecu. Men over 25 who survived an attack on these people had their feet cut off, prompting activists hundreds (20[1])of years later to saw off the leg of an equestrian statue. These people were forced to pay taxes in cotton to Juan de Oñate and traditionally entered their doorless homes (20[2])through holes (0[1])in the roof. (20[3])Girls from the (20[1])(*) Acoma (0[1])branch (10[1])of these people (0[1])were sent to convents (0[1])in Mexico City twelve years after a 1680 revolt (10[2])led by Popé. (10[9]0[2])Some of these people (0[1])traditionally occupied (10[2])Sky City on a 365-foot-tall (0[1])mesa. For 10 points, (10[1])name these people of the Southwestern US who are named for their adobe villages. (10[6]0[1])■END■ (10[5]0[1])