Which statement best evaluates the overall results of the missionaries’ attempt to bring Christianity to Texas?(1 point) Responses The missionaries were completely unsuccessful because no First Texans converted. The missionaries were completely unsuccessful because no First Texans converted. The missionaries were very successful because all of the Spanish settlers converted. The missionaries were very successful because all of the Spanish settlers converted. The missionaries were very successful because almost all First Texans converted. The missionaries were very successful because almost all First Texans converted. The missionaries were only mildly successful because very few First Texans converted.

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Which statement best evaluates the overall results of the missionaries’ attempt to bring Christianity to Texas?(1 point) Responses The missionaries were completely unsuccessful because no First Texans converted. The missionaries were completely unsuccessful because no First Texans converted. The missionaries were very successful because all of the Spanish settlers converted. The missionaries were very successful because all of the Spanish settlers converted. The missionaries were very successful because almost all First Texans converted. The missionaries were very successful because almost all First Texans converted. The missionaries were only mildly successful because very few First Texans converted.

Answer 1

The statement "The missionaries were only mildly successful because very few First Texans converted" best evaluates the overall results of the missionaries' attempt to bring Christianity to Texas.

Answer 2

The correct answer is: The missionaries were only mildly successful because very few First Texans converted.

Answer 3

To evaluate the overall results of the missionaries' attempt to bring Christianity to Texas, we need to consider the information provided in the statements and analyze it. Let's examine each statement and determine which one best evaluates the overall results:

1. "The missionaries were completely unsuccessful because no First Texans converted."
This statement suggests that there was no conversion among the indigenous people of Texas. However, it does not provide any information about the conversion of Spanish settlers.

2. "The missionaries were very successful because all of the Spanish settlers converted."
This statement claims that all Spanish settlers converted to Christianity. However, it does not mention the conversion status of the indigenous people.

3. "The missionaries were very successful because almost all First Texans converted."
According to this statement, a significant number of First Texans converted to Christianity. However, it does not provide any information about the conversion of Spanish settlers.

4. "The missionaries were only mildly successful because very few First Texans converted."
This statement suggests that the missionaries saw limited success in converting the indigenous people of Texas, but it does not mention the conversion status of Spanish settlers.

Considering the information provided, statement 4 appears to be the most accurate evaluation of the overall results. It acknowledges some level of success but recognizes that only a small number of First Texans converted to Christianity.