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Why was Christianity an important part of Spanish colonial rule
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Why was Christianity an important part of Spanish colonial rule

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Answer: It has a political and spirital role in the mission to spread christianity.

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Because most, if not all, colonial expeditions and invasions into foreign lands were led by the conquistadors, Christian explorers. Christianity was also the main religion in all Spanish lands and colonies.

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