This destination of a silver-and-furs trade route established by William Becknell was sacked after a 1680 rebellion led by Pope, the Pueblo Rebellion.
An overland trail named for this city was overlooked by Bent's Old Fort, a fur-trading depot managed by William Bent and his Cheyenne wife Owl Eyes. During the Civil War, H. H. Sibley was forced to withdraw from this territorial capital after a Pyrrhic victory at Glorieta Pass. While imprisoned in this city, Zebulon Pike noted the weakness of its defenses in his journal, indirectly leading to the 1846 bloodless capture of this city by Stephen (*)  Kearney. Wheat shipments were transported along a railroad linking this city with Atchison and Topeka. This destination of a silver-and-furs trade route established by William Becknell was sacked after a 1680 rebellion led by Pope, the Pueblo Rebellion. For 10 points, name this city annexed to the United States in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the present-day capital of New Mexico.
An overland trail named for this city was overlooked by Bent's Old Fort, a fur-trading depot managed by William Bent and his Cheyenne wife Owl Eyes.
Santa Fe , New Mexico