What is the best way to describe the relationship between native americans and franciscan friars living on georgia's barrier islands in the middle and late 1600s? a) agreeable b) declining c) favorable d) revengeful

In the 1670s The intention of the English settlers was to lead the missionaries and their garrisons. The barrier islands Located on the southeastern coast of Georgia have had the work of catechizes and civilization carried out by missionaries of the Mission of St. Francis among the Native Americans. In order to do this, I take the missionary discourse in its positivity in order to investigate the Franciscan categories used to describe its work, marked not by the wild inconstancy towards the missionary apparatus, but by an agreeable, for the missionaries, marked the success of the relationship built with the indigenous population.

From then on they were in constant contact with the English, first with merchants who wanted goods for the coastal whites and then for settlers who wanted land.

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