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How did some of the Amerindians deal with the coming of Christianity in relation to many of their native practices and beliefs?
 
  A) They abandoned their old beliefs to embrace Christianity completely.
  B) They blended the various religions to produce a mixture of different belief systems.
  C) They rejected any encroachments by the Christian faith.
  D) They had the Jesuits expelled from their native homelands.
  E) They used violence and burned churches to deter Christian conversions.

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Egyptians believed that ___________________ was the life essence that could return to life after the death of the physical body.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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