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In most missions,the natives lived in the living quartars of the missions.
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What do priests do at missions?
They helped natives learn Christianity
Why did the natives dislike Spanish Missions?
they were forced to do as the missionary authority said
How was living in missions change the natives life?
Living in missions often disrupted the traditional ways of life for natives, as they were forced to adopt new customs, languages, and religions. Many experienced loss of cultural identity and autonomy, as well as suffering from diseases brought by the missionaries. The missions also imposed labor requirements on the natives, leading to exploitation and harsh living conditions.
Who first built the missions?
In America, the first missions were built by Catholic priests trying to reach the natives to Christ.
Why did natives choose to live in missions?
Native American people never chose to live in missions. They were forced/required to live on the reservations/missions and in locations assigned by the government/authority in current control, just to leave the land available for the settlers/exploiters to inhabit for the gain of the currently existing/controlling government/authority. Most were forced onto inhospitable/unproductive land that was NOT part of their traditional lands/areas where they were unable to live their previously enjoyed lifestyle/heritage.
What are some of the effects of building missions?
The Spanish took the natives land and kept them as slaves
Did the natives did the natives of the northeast woodlands live in a nomadic settlement ?
Yes
Why did natives choose to live in a mission?
the spanish attaced the natives americans
How natives did natives live?
they made pills whenever they got sick
Where did the wamponoag natives live?
no
Where did the natives live in?
In Europe
Where did the woodland natives live?
They live in Woodland Cree.
