What was the American perception of Native Americans in the early 1800s? Most Americans believed Native Americans were uncivilized. Most Americans thought Native Americans were religious. Most Americans saw Native Americans as friendly and trustworthy people. Most Americans felt Native American culture was interesting and advanced.

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What was the American perception of Native Americans in the early 1800s? Most Americans believed Native Americans were uncivilized. Most Americans thought Native Americans were religious. Most Americans saw Native Americans as friendly and trustworthy people. Most Americans felt Native American culture was interesting and advanced.

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Urijah Johnson · Answer 1

The correct answer is the first option. Throughout 15th to 19th century Americans and Europeans perceived Native Americans as uncivilized. This perception is based on their spiritualistic beliefs, different artistic standards, dressing codes and ornamentation, but mostly on lack of economical and industrial development.