Question

What did American Indians agree to do in exchange for the food and clothing offered by Spanish missions?

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Convert to Christianity

Explanation:

The American Indians who were from history the early inhabitants of America were living in a poor state or condition.

When the Spanish missions dialogue with them, they agreed to convert to their religion so as to have access to good food and clothing brought for them. Which was a means of making them to accept the religion.

Therefore, the American Indians agree to convert to Christianity in exchange for food and clothing. Which helped in spreading the gospel and religion to other region of the world.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C. Convert to Christianity

Explanation:

From the 16th to the 19th century, Spain discovered and conquered multiple territories in the American continent. Besides this, during this period cultural elements from Spain such as the language, customs, and religion were imposed in the Indian native tribes of the territory. In the case of the religion, this was mainly imposed through missionaries who provided Indians food, clothing, and even shelters just for them to accept the new religion. Also, it was common missioners built Christian churches to impose the religion to the natives. Thus, American Indians agree to convert to Christianity in exchange for food and clothing.