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Converting Native peoples to Catholicism. This was arguably a noble venture in the minds of the colonists - by converting the Natives, they thought, they were saving their souls. Friars and Jesuits, by the way, were both orders of Catholic priests.

SIZIF [17.4K]3 years ago

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C. Converting natives to Catholicism. They intended to convert as many native peoples as possible by setting up missions in the Americas.

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