Question

4. The majority of indigenous groups in the U.S. have

a) intentionally isolated themselves from other groups.
b) readily joined mainstream churches.
c) responded well to week-long crusades.
d) never had a presentation of the gospel.

Answer 1

The majority of indigenous groups in the U.S. have never had a presentation of the gospel. Historically, Indigenous peoples were forced to adopt Christianity through government policies, but many Indigenous communities resisted complete conversion and attempted to maintain their autonomy and cultural practices.

Step-by-step explanation:

The majority of indigenous groups in the U.S. have never had a presentation of the gospel. Historically, Indigenous peoples were forced to adopt Christianity through government policies, but many Indigenous communities resisted complete conversion and attempted to maintain their autonomy and cultural practices. The French encountered Indigenous peoples in Canada who were eager to convert to Christianity, but in the United States, most Indigenous groups were not readily joining mainstream churches.