Question

Why did European nations send missionaries to convert people in Africa and Asia to Christianity? Check all that apply.

Europeans believed cultural exchange would improve international relations.
Africans and Asians were continually at war over religious differences.
Europeans believed Christianity would make people more civilized.
Europeans wanted to expand their power around the world.
Africa and Asia wanted to become part of the European empire.

Answer 1

Hey, this is the match section. Not trying to be mean but if this is posted elsewhere as well (in another section) you could get into trouble for spamming.

And I think it would be more of everything that starts with European in the explanation choices. Here's why:

The Europeans were power hungry, they sought to increase the amount of land they controlled. The more the land, the more the resources. The more the resources, the greater the trade and profit. Some of their approaches was charity work and religion.

Religious aspects encourage for someone to be kind, forgiving, and peaceful. This would help with expansions and give an opening that would eventually lead to expansion.

Try to read a little more on wiki or google it.