Quiz for Analyzing Historical Evidence: Spanish Priests Report on California Missions

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Analyzing Historical Evidence: Spanish Priests Report on California Missions

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Correct. The answer is B. The priests use the term gentiles to refer to the Indians that the missionaries are attempting to convert to Christianity.
Incorrect. The correct answer is B. The priests use the term gentiles to refer to the Indians that the missionaries are attempting to convert to Christianity.

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Correct. The answer is A. Jayme is writing to his superiors to demonstrate that even the unconverted Indians behave in more Christian ways than the soldiers, who are nominally Christian.
Incorrect. The correct answer is A. Jayme is writing to his superiors to demonstrate that even the unconverted Indians behave in more Christian ways than the soldiers, who are nominally Christian.

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Correct. The answer is C. Serra and Jayme agree that missionaries’ efforts to convert Indians to Christianity constitute a worthy and important goal, despite its associated difficulties.
Incorrect. The correct answer is C. Serra and Jayme agree that missionaries’ efforts to convert Indians to Christianity constitute a worthy and important goal, despite its associated difficulties.

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Correct. The answer is B. While Jayme believed that the soldiers’ behavior was un-Christian and reprehensible, Serra blamed the Indians for the rebellion and suggested that the soldiers were justified in punishing them for their attacks on the mission and the missionaries.
Incorrect. The correct answer is B. While Jayme believed that the soldiers’ behavior was un-Christian and reprehensible, Serra blamed the Indians for the rebellion and suggested that the soldiers were justified in punishing them for their attacks on the mission and the missionaries.

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Correct. The answer is D. Serra suggests that the soldiers should continue to play a role in the missions and, because the soldiers failed to protect the missionaries, their primary role should be to “keep better guard over [the Indians] than they did over the [minister] who has been killed.”
Incorrect. The correct answer is D. Serra suggests that the soldiers should continue to play a role in the missions and, because the soldiers failed to protect the missionaries, their primary role should be to “keep better guard over [the Indians] than they did over the [minister] who has been killed.”

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