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Who first built the missions?

In America, the first missions were built by Catholic priests trying to reach the natives to Christ.


Which of these groups built many Catholic missions in Mexico and the Southwest with the hope of turning the Native Americans into Christians?

spanish


Why are Catholic schools built on hills?

Catholic schools are not always built on hills, the Catholic school that I go to is not built on a hill.


Where did the Mexican priests teach the Indians Spanish and Religion in Mexico?

Usually in "missions" built specifically to that end. Many of present-day cities throughout the Americas started just like that: a small chapel or temple where missionaries taught Spanish and Catholic faith to the Native Americans they encountered. Some examples include Santa Fe (New Mexico), San Jose (California), San Antonio (Texas) and San Jose del Cabo (Mexico).


Who built pyramids for the pharaohs?

The farmers, artisans, and priests.


What are Catholic churches built from?

Traditional Catholic church was built through stones,marbles and bricks.


In which present day country was tenochtitlan built?

In Mexico...The Spanish built Mexico City on top of it....


Who built the biggest pyramid in Mexico?

Mayans help built the biggest pyramids in Mexico


What was the oldest Catholic Church in New Hampshire?

Saint Mary's is the oldest Catholic Church in New Hampshire. The church was built in 1823 and its design is described as having Federal features.


Where was the enola gay built?

it was in Mexico that was built.


What religion was practiced at missions Who lived in the missions?

The Catholic Church built the missions and still hold services today at missions. The priests lived there with mission Native Americans and 5-6 soldiers stationed at each mission.


What are some examples of Mexico City's historic and modern characteristics?

One of the most dramatic examples of this is the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, in Mexico City. Located a few miles away from downtown Mexico City, it is a public square where you can find both the remains of the ancient temple of Tlatelolco built by the Aztec civilization, the Santiago de Tlatelolco Catholic church built by the Spanish in the 17th century, and the modern Nonoalco-Tlatelolco housing complex, built around 1964.