Native American religious responses to European colonization often involved:
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Correct answer: The development of syncretic beliefs that blended traditional practices with Christianity
While some converted fully, many groups incorporated Christian figures or rituals into their own existing worldviews. This allowed them to preserve aspects of their identity while navigating the pressures of colonial rule.
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