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They want to persuade the Indians to become Catholics as well as loyal subjects. To protect its empire and expand its economy.
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Why did the the spanish government send missionaries to the borderlands?
They want to persuade the Indians to become Catholics as well as loyal subjects. To protect its empire and expand its economy.
Who did the spanish send to convert native Americans?
The Spanish sent missionaries and monks to establish Catholic churches and schools.
Why did the spanish government send missionaries to the borderlands?
To find gold and silver
Why did Spain send missionaries to Florida?
Spain sent missionaries to Florida to bring their religion to the Florida natives.
Who did the send to spread the religious beliefs of Buddhism?
missionaries
Who did France send to teach the Catholicism in new France?
Missionaries
What message did Stalin want to send to the British and US governments?
what message did Stalin want to send out to US and British governments
Why did the king of France send missionaries along with the settlers?
Jacques Cartier
Why did the US send missionaries over to Hawaii?
he didn't want to get caght
How many Catholic churches send out missionaries to Ireland?
The only missionary that I know that went to Ireland was St. Patrick. Since that time, Ireland has usually send out missionaries to the rest of the world, not vice-versa.
Which country sends the most missionaries?
The United States send more Christian missionaries abroad than any other country. Approximately 127,000 Americans traveled abroad as missionaries in 2010.
Why did the Spanish send missionaries to the pacific coast and the southwest?
The Spanish sent missionaries to the Pacific Coast and the Southwest primarily to spread Christianity among Indigenous populations. This was part of their broader colonial strategy that aimed to exert control over these regions while converting Native Americans to Catholicism. Missionaries established missions as centers for religious education, agricultural development, and cultural assimilation, often working alongside colonial authorities to solidify Spain's presence in these territories. Additionally, the missions served as a means to facilitate Spanish settlement and economic exploitation of the land.
