Native Americans Tended to View Nature as

question 8

Multiple Choice

Native Americans tended to view nature as

• A)a resource that they had a right to use.
• B)something over which the Great Spirit had granted them dominion.
• C)something that should be treated with reverence and respect.
• D)a source of aesthetic pleasure and recreation.

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