religious transformation of the Americas caused by the European missions/colonization of the territory.

In a 15 point essay, please discuss the religious transformation of the Americas caused by the European missions/colonization of the territory. I think using Kateri (from our Reader) as an example from which to discuss this example would be perfect. A comparison between the religion of the Native peoples and Christianity would be a great place to start your discussion. Remember, this is worth 15 points, so it should be a well developed response of at least 450 words that answers my question in a way that shows critical thinking and contextual data

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