Jean de Brébeuf was one of many French Jesuit priests who, in the 17th century, converted thousands of Huron people to Christianity and encouraged them to adopt European customs and culture. This was an example of:

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Jean de Brébeuf's work with the Huron people is an example of migrant superordination, where a group of migrants (in this case, French Jesuit priests) come into a society and impose their culture and ways of life onto the indigenous population. The Huron people were encouraged to give up their own traditions and beliefs in favor of adopting European customs and Christianity. This was a form of cultural imperialism and colonialism.

Jean De Brébeuf Was One of Many French Jesuit Priests