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What did Spain building the borderlands of new Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
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Jermaine Romaguera
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What did Spain build in the borderlands of new Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
What did Spain build in the borderlands of new Spain to convert the Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
What did friars teach American Indians?
The priests taught the Indians about christianity.
What did Spain build in the borderlands of New Spain to convert the American Indians to Christanity?
spain built presidios to convert the indains
What would the Indians might of viewed about the missions in the borderlands?
The Indians might have viewed the Missions of the borderlands as a bad thing. Many of the Indians were more or less slaves at the missions and were unable to leave the area.
What effect the spanish have on the Indians living in the borderlands?
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What were American Indians forced to do as European explorers invaded their homelands?
They were forced to accept Christianity.
What did Spain build in the borderland of New Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
Cultural interactions between the american indians and who brought christianity to the new world?
Cultural interactions between the American Indians who brought Christianity to the new world included trade, exchange of crops,and transportation of weapons and other farm tools .
How did Catholicism affect Spain rule in the America?
Spain commanded priests to convert American Indians to Christianity
How did Catholicism affect Spain's rule in America?
Spain commanded priests to convert American Indians to Christianity
Did priests teach farming and building skills to American Indians?
No. American Indians taught priests and all other colonists how to farm and survive in North America. I am not sure what you mean by building skills, but different Native Americans already had many ways of building their residences before the colonists arrived.
