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In the 1600s, both French fur traders and Jesuit missionaries

In the 1600s, both French fur traders and Jesuit missionaries
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They were both concerned with Christianizing the native peoples, and they both tried to understand the Indian's values and worldview. 
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Answer:they learned American Indian languages

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