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7 December, 23:09

What best describes the reasons friar and Jesuits went to the colonies

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    Colonies represented, for Catholic orders, untapped conversion potential.

    So, the Jesuits and other orders went wherever there were people that had not heard of Christianity and the Religious Wars in Europe and converted the willing and unwilling to Catholicism.
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