7. Protestant Reformation provoked a Catholic Counter-Reformation a. b. c. d. e. f. the Reformation encouraged skepticism toward authority and 8. tradition a. b. C. Christianity Outward Bound 1. Christianity motivated and benefited from European expansion a. b. 2. imperialism made the globalization of Christianity possible a. b. c. D. Conversion and Adaptation in Spanish America process of population collapse, conquest, and resettlement made 1. Native Americans receptive to the conquering religion Europeans claimed exclusive religious truth, tried to destroy 2. traditional religions instead of accommodating them a. b. 3. blending of two religious traditions was more common a. b. c. d. e. E. An Asian Comparison: China and the Jesuits Christianity reached during the powerful, prosperous Ming and 1. Qing dynasties a. b. 2. no mass conversion in China a.
7. Protestant Reformation provoked a Catholic Counter-Reformation a. b. c. d. e. f. 8. the Reformation encouraged skepticism toward authority and tradition a. b. C. Christianity Outward Bound 1. Christianity motivated and benefited from European expansion a. b. 2. imperialism made the globalization of Christianity possible a. b. c. D. Conversion and Adaptation in Spanish America 1. process of population collapse, conquest, and resettlement made Native Americans receptive to the conquering religion 2. Europeans claimed exclusive religious truth, tried to destroy traditional religions instead of accommodating them a. b. 3. blending of two religious traditions was more common a. b. c. d. e. E. An Asian Comparison: China and the Jesuits 1. Christianity reached during the powerful, prosperous Ming and Qing dynasties a. b. 2. no mass conversion in China a.
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