Thomas Jefferson's attitude toward Native Americans showed that he __________
A) did not believe they should live in the same areas as Americans.
B) believed their way of life to be worth protecting and preserving
C) wanted to create a sanctuary for them on the American frontier
D) respected them as people, and was impressed by their culture
E) wanted to try to assimilate them into the nascent culture of the United States
Answer: A
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The __________ in the sculpture Nameless Library represent the loss of Jewish contributions and Jewish lives as a result of the Holocaust.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).