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mynx

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According to Entman and Rojecki, positive coverage of Mexican tourist locations had which of the following results?
 
  A. encouraged prejudice
  B. attracted tourists
  C. condemned racism
  D. A & B

Question 2

During the sixteenth century, the official position of the Catholic church
 
  a. considered the enslavement of native peoples immoral.
   b. justified the enslavement of native populations by defining them as heathen and
  barbarous.
   c. condemned the profit making desires of European entrepreneurs.
   d. made serious efforts to guarantee the civil and humane treatment of colonized native
  peoples.



wshriver

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

b. justified the enslavement of native populations by defining them as heathen and
barbarous.



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