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Which European group forged an alliance with the ethiopian kingdom in the 1540s in hopes of further spreading roman catholicism to the rest of predominantly Islamic Africa?
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Is Catholicism a predominantly European religion?
Catholicism originated as a European religion (and it remains centered in Italy, where the Vatican is located) however over the centuries it has spread widely across the world, and has more adherents outside of Europe than it has in Europe.
What Is the predominant religion in many western European countries.?
Catholicism.
Ethiopian leader who succeeded in resisting European colonization?
menelik II
What is the European church in Latin America called?
Roman Catholicism.
What are Mexicans a mix of?
Native American Indians (predominantly Aztecs) and European Spaniards.
How did European explorers effect Indians?
European explorers affected Indians in many ways. For one, the explorers tried to convert the natives to Catholicism and other Christian based faiths. They also took over native land, while spreading disease and other European bases ailments. The explorers, however, did educate many natives, as well as taught them about sailing, fishing, technology, and farming.
Which was the first nation with a predominantly black population to gain freedom from European colonial rule?
Haiti
What was life like in Rome before Europeans arrived?
Rome is in Europe. Its inhabitants were always predominantly European.
How religion developed in the Americas?
The European settlers brought both Catholicism and Protestantism from their native countries and went on from there
Are more of the European countries believe in Catholic Christianity?
Catholicism is the oldest religion in Europe. It is also the largest.
How did religious conflict in Europe affect European colonization of the Americas?
The Age of Exploration and European imperialism of the Americas occurred just before the Protestant Reformation. The Americas presented a new start for non-Catholics, which is why many Protestants migrated to these new colonies (particularly in North America in the British colonies). Many Catholics also migrated to the Americas and they were more successful in spreading Catholicism than the Protestants were in Protestantism.
What was the most common goal of most early European immigrants to East Asia?
Spreading Christianity
