Catholic missionaries in the nineteenth century patterned their operations after __________.
A. recent Protestant missionaries
B. Catholic missionaries from the centuries of Atlantic empires
C. the European Counter-Reformation
D. Muslim expansion in Africa
Answer: A
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A. Rhode Island B. South Carolina C. New Jersey D. Delaware
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a. subordination b. disadvantage c. privilege d. oppression
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