According to the narrator of a visit to europe how did the british view the visiting indians?

a. as enemy threats

b. as exotic creatures

c. as cultural equals

as artistic geniuses

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Rayna Gould

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3 February, 06:58

According to the narrator of a visit to europe how did the british view the visiting indians?

a. as enemy threats

b. as exotic creatures

c. as cultural equals

as artistic geniuses

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Mollie · Answer 1

The British viewed the visiting American Indians as b) exotic creatures. Their clothing and way of life were both foreign and attractive to the white Europeans.

According to the narrator of a visit to europe how did the british view the visiting indians?a. as enemy threatsb. as exotic creaturesc. as cultural equalsas artistic geniuses

According to the narrator of a visit to europe how did the british view the visiting indians?

a. as enemy threats

b. as exotic creatures

c. as cultural equals

as artistic geniuses