The "praying towns" were settlements for Christianized Indians in:
A) New France.
B) New Mexico.
C) New England.
D) the Chesapeake.
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
What was a carpetbagger?
a. A northern-born white Republican living in the South b. A southern-born poor white c. A follower of the Ku Klux Klan d. A southern-born industrialist
In the realm of religion, in the late nineteenth century, which of the following is not true?
A) Greater tolerance, or perhaps indifference to religion, led to more acceptance of religious diversity. B) Reconciliation between the Catholic Church and most Protestant denominations C) Persistent anti-Semitism continued in Eastern Europe. D) Germany and Austria-Hungary granted citizenship to Jews. E) Most European society refused to accept Jews as social equals.
In 1974, Richard Nixon left the presidency
A. when he was convicted of obstructing justice. B. through resignation. C. by official arrest. D. through impeachment. E. when he lost a special election by huge margins.
Which religious order led Church efforts to convert Indians in New Mexico?
a. Dominicans b. Jesuits c. Franciscans d. Marists