What, generally, were the attitudes of the Indians of North America toward nature?
a. they were not usually willing to use natural resources to meet present-day needs
b. they were often careless in exploiting natural resources for their basic needs
c. they used nature and resources to measure wealth and power
d. they believed land belonged to the whole tribe, not to individuals
D
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A. Laurent Valère B. Eduard Douwes Dekker C. the East India Company D. David Livingstone E. Albert Sarraut
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a. provided aid to Greece. b. declined to make Henry Wallace his running mate in 1948. c. extended an olive branch to the Soviet Union. d. refused to bomb Korea. e. desegregated the military.
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