Asked by Jorge Gonzalez on Jun 11, 2024

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For his missionary work Junípero Serra was

A) rewarded by the Lutheran church.
B) condemned by the Spanish government.
C) made an honorary chief among Native Americans.
D) eventually made a saint by the Catholic Church.
E) attacked by the French.

Junípero Serra

A Roman Catholic Spanish priest and friar of the Franciscan Order who founded several missions in what is now California during the 18th century.

Missionary Work

Religious or humanitarian efforts undertaken by individuals or organizations to spread their faith or provide aid and education in various communities around the world.

Catholic Church

The largest Christian church, with the Pope as its spiritual leader, adhering to a rich tradition of liturgy, theology, and arts.

  • Explain the techniques and results of Spanish missions in California along with their effects on Indigenous populations.
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Shehu SanusiJun 14, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Junípero Serra was eventually made a saint by the Catholic Church in 2015, nearly 250 years after he founded the first of the California missions. He faced condemnation and criticism during his lifetime, but his work to convert Native Americans to Christianity was ultimately recognized by the church.