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The earliest missionaries to the New World were primarily Spanish and Portuguese religious figures, most notably the Franciscans, Jesuits, and Dominicans. They arrived in the early 16th century alongside explorers and conquistadors, aiming to convert Indigenous peoples to Christianity. Key figures like Bartolomé de las Casas advocated for Indigenous rights while promoting the faith, though their efforts often intersected with colonial exploitation. Their work laid the foundations for the spread of Christianity throughout the Americas.
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French missionaries who came to the new world?
The Jesuits.
Who were the french missionaries who came to the New World?
the Jesuit
What was the goal of spanish friar and missionaries in the new world?
to convert natives to Christianity
Where was the earliest known settlement in the new world?
Plymouth
Are missionaries from Europe?
Missionaries come from all over the world.
Why do you think King Charles of Spain mandated that missionaries accompany explorers on voyages to the New World?
he was the man
How were Spanish Missionaries different from French Missionaries?
they brought new religious ideas
How were the French missionaries different from Spanish missionaries?
They brought new religious ideas
How were the French missionaries different from the Spanish missionaries?
They brought new religious ideas
How were french missionaries different from the spanish missionaries?
they brought new religious ideas
The earliest explorers came to the new world in search of?
In search of shorter trade routes
What was the earliest known rebellion against slavery in the New World In 1739?
stono rebellion
