The Main Argument of Leavitt Et Al

question 52

Multiple Choice

The main argument of Leavitt et al.'s "Frozen in Time" is that ________________ .

• A) Native Americans are very spiritual and have preserved and held on to traditional ways of life since the 1700s
• B) new archaeological evidence has revealed a lot more about how Native Americans lived before Europeans settled in the "New World"
• C) the lack of accurate, contemporary media portrayals of Native Americans has negative psychological consequences for their processes of self-identity
• D) in spite of many new media portrayals that show Native Americans in contemporary settings and a range of occupations, most Americans still hold very stereotypical views that associate Native Americans with the past

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