Question

In contrast to white settlers, Native Americans viewed nature as
a. a resource to provide wealth. c. sacred.
b. pleasant. d. less important than railroads.

Answer 1

c) native americans had a connection to their surrounding world and valued it, they believed everything around them had a spirit.

Answer 2

Answer:

Option: c. sacred.

Explanation:

Native Indian had always considered nature as sacred because their life revolved around the environment. The Native Indians define nature as spiritual and sacred because it brings lives. They respect the nature and use what is necessary rather than destroying it as the Europeans did by killing large no of herds of Bison in the grassland and by bringing industries, clearing the forest establishing ranches.