Which activities took place in Catholic missions in Texas during the eighteenth century? 1.Indians learned to become better hunters

2.Indian chiefs ordered the removal of priests

3.Indian priests conducted local rituals

4.Priests led Indians through their daily activities

4. Priests led Indians through their daily activities

Explanation:

The purpose of the Catholic missions which were constructed by the Spanish in Texas in the eighteenth century was to gradually introduce and assimilate the native Indians into Spanish society.

This meant that the Indians had to be taught how the Spanish wanted them to behave as Christians and so this was up to the priests to teach. The priests therefore led the Indians through their daily activities as they got them ready for integration into Spanish society.

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