Why did some North American Indians find the religious ideas of Catholicism and Puritanism attractive?
A. They were intrigued by the concept of the Trinity.
B. The religious ideas of the Jesuits and the Puritans closely resembled the ideas of traditional Indian religions.
C. European religious services included the singing of hymns, which the Indians enjoyed.
D. The Indians thought that the religious ideas of the Europeans could help them cope with the tremendous changes they had to face.
Answer: D
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