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Missionaries converted many Africans to Christianity, and eventually Africans took charge of the churches in Africa.
Missionaries converted many Africans to Christianity, and eventually Africans took charge of the churches in Africa.
Many Africans converted to Islam to show their opposition to their Christian colonizers.
Many Africans converted to Islam to show their opposition to their Christian colonizers.
Colonial powers forced Africans to convert to Christianity and destroyed traditional temples and other religious sites.
Colonial powers forced Africans to convert to Christianity and destroyed traditional temples and other religious sites.
Colonial powers used Christianity to control Africans, and they tightly controlled Christian churches.
Colonial powers used Christianity to control Africans, and they tightly controlled Christian churches.
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The response that best assesses the impact of colonization on religion in Africa is:
Missionaries converted many Africans to Christianity, and eventually Africans took charge of the churches in Africa.
This statement highlights the complex process of religious change during colonization, acknowledging both the initial missionary efforts and the subsequent African leadership in churches, which reflects a significant transformation in religious practices and institutions over time.
