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01-02-2017
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What were Columbus' views on Christianity?

AHe felt religion had no place in exploration.
BHe saw himself as divinely chosen to carry religion through his voyages.
CHe agreed to adopt Christianity if it meant funding for his voyages.
DHe was interested in understanding how Christianity related to the religions of native peoples he encountered.

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Anonymous Anonymous

01-02-2017

i think that the answer is b

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Riversongirl Riversongirl

01-02-2017

I think he was a Catholic so not A. and C. does not make since. My guess is B. but it could be D.

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