What statement best describes General Philip Sheridan's views on Indian resistance?
A) "There would be no conflict without the stubborn nature of the Indians."
B) "Looking at the situation, how could anyone expect the Indians to react in any other way?"
C) "The American military has always tried to avoid conflict with Indians."
D) "It is easy to defeat the Indians because they do not fight with honor or bravery."
Answer: B
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