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What was one way the work of the Society of Jesus affected native peoples? While Jesuits mainly wanted to convert native peoples, they failed in forcing conversions. While Jesuits tried to be charitable
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What was one way the work of the Society of Jesus affected native peoples?

While Jesuits mainly wanted to convert native peoples, they failed in forcing conversions.
While Jesuits tried to be charitable to most groups, they avoided working with native peoples.
While Jesuits believed their work was a charitable act, it often placed native peoples in danger.
While Jesuits believed their work was to improve the lives of settlers, they ignored native peoples.

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I believe the answer is C.

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