Europeans sought to change American Indian beliefs and world views by breaking up the diversity of economic, social, and political structures that had bound the American Indian culture for centuries. This allowed American Indians to experience an agricultural revolution. “The enormous diversity of economic, social, and political structures among the North American Indians makes large generalizations about their cultures difficult.” Europeans attacked American Indian regions where tribes were developing more sources of food, clothing and shelter and spreading, “religions with many gods who were associated with crops,game, forests, and rivers.” Europeans, generally members of The Roman Catholic Church, chose to change the narrative of multi-religious