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Why did the Spanish establish missions in North and South America?
A.
to spread Christianity
B.
to control European trade
C.
to worship Aztec and Incan gods
D.
to preserve native cultures
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The correct answer is A. to spread Christianity. The Spanish established missions in North and South America primarily to convert Indigenous peoples to Christianity, particularly Catholicism.
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