Which of the following best explains Portuguese influence in Indian ports such as Goa?(1 point)

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The Portuguese initially allowed Hindus to keep most of their customs and traditions but grew intolerant over time.
The Portuguese initially allowed Hindus to keep most of their customs and traditions but grew intolerant over time.

The Portuguese were mostly interested in Indian textiles and spices, and therefore did not become involved in cultural and religious affairs.
The Portuguese were mostly interested in Indian textiles and spices, and therefore did not become involved in cultural and religious affairs.

The Portuguese influence in Goa was short-lived, as Spanish traders took over their key ports.
The Portuguese influence in Goa was short-lived, as Spanish traders took over their key ports.

The Portuguese placed Muslim leaders in powerful positions of the government in Goa.

Answer 1

The response that best explains Portuguese influence in Indian ports such as Goa is:

The Portuguese initially allowed Hindus to keep most of their customs and traditions but grew intolerant over time.

This statement captures the initial tolerance of the Portuguese towards local customs and the eventual imposition of their own religious and cultural norms, which contributed to the legacy of Portuguese influence in the region.