I’m pretty sure it’s India
Answer:
stop using the 'cast' and be more open to new things ig
Explanation:
<h2>a.) opening statement </h2>
Answer:
Spanish missionaries spread Catholicism through America by preaching the doctrine to the native Indians.
The Franciscan religious order was one of the first that arrived after the conquest and started their missions because the Pope had said that "Indians wer capable of learning Catholicism".
They did it by establishing priorities. Number one, establishing peace in the region which would allow the process of conversation.
The key element for the missioners to make indians accept the conversion was a smart move. They realized the reluctance of the Indians to accept Catholic principles. So what they did was to create groups of people in the religious places they had like pyramids, monuments, and sacred places, and step by step they gather the community there to establish evangelization.
That way was so much easier for them to make people accept to listen to the new doctrine.
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Here a struggle caused by the <em>Gulf of execution:</em>
While using Booking website, I want to book a hostel and I am logged in with my account. I think that because I am logged in, I need to only click the button book, put in some the details of my arrival and confirm booking. But for some reason system asks me to type in my email and name again though I am logged in. From my perspective as a user it should not happen because it takes unnecessary extra step from me.
Here a struggle caused by the <em>Gulf of evaluation:</em>
While using the Booking website I search a hostel in Singapore and it is nicely shows me how far a particular hostel is from the city center (for example 2 kilometers). Meanwhile, when I open a page of this hostel I do not see the information anymore. I have to click at the location, select arbitrary location in the city center on the map and only then will I see the distance between hostel and that location. As a user, I experience a huge gulf in evaluation that forces me to take a numerous extra steps.
