The (1) in Quebec tried to convert the Huron to Catholicism, but did not force European ways upon the Natives

Jesuits

Explanation:

The JESUITS in Quebec tried to convert the Huron to Catholicism but did not force European ways upon the Natives

The above statement is true because the French Jesuits who were formed around the 1540s moved to Quebec around the 1620s in the hope to spread Catholicism and stop the spread of Protestants.

However, due to methods of not forcing their European ways upon them, they found little to no success in their efforts of converting people to join Catholicism.

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