Portugal was hoping that the converted rulers, would trust them and become allies. At first, different African nations were curious about the missionaries, and were only interested in new trading markets but once the missionaries criticized their religious practices, they felt threatened and had many of these missionaries thrown and often killed...
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During the nineteenth centuries, Christianity started to rise in many African nations. Most of the missionaries, felt that Africa non-Muslim Africans lacked any religious structure. They felt that that their ritual acts were barbaric and believed that it was their duty to bring Christianity, civilize and save the souls of the non believing Africans...
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