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What was the role of the Church in the Spanish colonies

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The church wanted to convert people into Christians or native Americans into Christians.

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What role did the Catholic Church play in the Spanish colonies? The church had missions which included the church, town, and farmlands. There goal was to convert Native Americans to Christianity. They also increased Spanish control over land.

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