A missionary view of American Indian women during the 1600s saw them as

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During the 1600s, missionaries often viewed American Indian women through a lens shaped by their own cultural biases, seeing them as beasts of burden and slaves. This perspective was influenced by the missionaries' observations of the women's roles in their societies, which differed significantly from European gender roles and were misunderstood or undervalued by the missionaries.

A Missionary View of American Indian Women During the 1600s