How Did Anglo-American Attitudes Toward Indians Differ from Those Toward

question 37

Multiple Choice

How did Anglo-American attitudes toward Indians differ from those toward African Americans in the late eighteenth century?

• A) Anglos believed that Indians were more similar to whites and could be assimilated.
• B) Anglos believed that African Americans were more similar to whites and could be assimilated.
• C) Indians were treated better because Anglos wanted Indian land even though they held them to be inferior.
• D) African Americans were considered key to the nation's future even though they were inferior.

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