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What did the Spanish believe about the religious views of the American Indians?plz anser

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The Spaniards believed that the Native Americans were infidels. They went with one of the main focuses being the spread of religion since Catholicism was extremely strong among the Spaniards at the time. They made the locals abandon their religion and join Christianity or they would be severely punished.<span />

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