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Why did some natives of India resent British missionaries? Many were already Christian. They were afraid of losing their own culture and identity. Many were upset about Christian consumption of beef. They
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Why did some natives of India resent British missionaries?

Many were already Christian.
They were afraid of losing their own culture and identity.
Many were upset about Christian consumption of beef.
They thought the missionaries should focus on economic issues.

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Answer: I would guess B (they were afraid of losing their own culture)

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