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Who brought Christianity to the Indians?
Native American Indians were exposed to Christianity from the various European explorations and settlements - French in North America, Canada, and Louisiana territories; Spanish in Florida, California and the Mid-west to west coast; Dutch and English on the East Coast pushing west. Missionaries were also sent out to convert them.
What the Romans bring religion to Britain?
Christianity. The first Roman missionaries were sent by Pope Gregory to the Isles of Thanet in Kent to convert the Anglo-Saxons, who, back then, were heathen, which means that they believed in Heathenism.
Why did Columbus think it would be easy to convert American Indians to Christianity?
Columbus believed it would be easy to convert American Indians to Christianity because he viewed them as "gentle" and "naive," assuming their lack of exposure to European religions meant they would readily accept his faith. He also thought that their spiritual beliefs were primitive and that they would be eager to adopt a more "civilized" religion. Additionally, Columbus was motivated by a desire to spread Christianity as part of his mission, viewing conversion as a means to secure support for his voyages and endeavors.
Name three ways the Native Americans were affected by the arrival of europeans?
they traded them was one but i don't know the others. thats not the correct answer. 1.Missionaries tried to convert Indians to Christianity . 2.Indians eagerly adopted European trade goods,such as copper kettles and knives,as well as muskets and gunpowder for hunting. 3.Alcohol sold by the European traders had a harsh effect on Native American life.
Did the Native Americans switch to Christianity?
One could ask why any group/people convert to any belief - it is because they believe it to be the truth. No one forced the American Indians to convert to Christianity - though some undoubtedly were or even 'bought' to convert. This is the way of some in mankind. Many still hold to their own beliefs today.
Why did conflict sometimes occur between the Native Americans and the Spanish missionaries?
Because the Spaniards wanted to convert the Indians to Christianity.
What was the main goal of the Spanish missionaries?
to convert many people to Christianity
Who brought Christianity to the Indians?
Native American Indians were exposed to Christianity from the various European explorations and settlements - French in North America, Canada, and Louisiana territories; Spanish in Florida, California and the Mid-west to west coast; Dutch and English on the East Coast pushing west. Missionaries were also sent out to convert them.
What did Spain build in the borderlands of new Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
What did Spain building the borderlands of new Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
What did Spain build in the borderland of New Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
French missionaries sought to convert the Vietnamese population to?
christianity
Who are the people who came to the Americas to convert the Indians to christiananity?
The Missionaries
Why did christian missionaries follow explorers to Africa?
to convert Africans to Christianity
Who sought to convert China to Christianity?
Nestorian missionaries from Syria ... AD
How did Catholicism affect Spain's rule in America?
Spain commanded priests to convert American Indians to Christianity
How did Catholicism affect Spain rule in the America?
Spain commanded priests to convert American Indians to Christianity
