Question 33 • **MFISD US HISTORY STUDIES SINCE 1877 B 22-23 CR
During colonization, European authorities and missionaries often tried to suppress American Indian spiritual practices and replace them with Christianity. In many cases, conversion was pressured or forced, and later government-run boarding schools also restricted Indigenous languages and traditions. Thus, the choice saying practices were often banned and people were often forcibly converted to Christianity is correct.
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