English Settlers' Perception of Native Americans as "Savage" Originated From

question 14

Multiple Choice

English settlers' perception of Native Americans as "savage" originated from:

• A) their dehumanizing treatment of enslaved Africans.
• B) their similar views of the Irish as savage, sexually immoral, and resistant to civilization.
• C) their fear that Native Americans would kidnap White women.
• D) their manner of dress.

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Definitions:

Hepaticophyta

A division of non-vascular plants known as liverworts, which are similar to mosses and typically found in moist habitats.

Bryophyta

A division of non-vascular plants that includes mosses, liverworts, and hornworts, characterized by a dominant gametophyte stage.

Anthocerophyta

A division of non-vascular plants known as hornworts, characterized by a sporophyte that looks like a small horn growing from the gametophyte.

Lycopodiophyta

A division of vascular plants that includes the club mosses and their relatives, characterized by their primitive vascular systems and microphyll leaves.