Answer:
They see themselves as more civilized.
Explanation:
<em>They see themselves as more civilized </em>–<u> this is the correct answer. In The Scarlet Letter, Hester Prynne and settlers, Puritans, all think Native Americans are less civilized than themselves.</u> They think of them as savages, like they don’t have as developed culture and society. <u>For Puritans, Natives are wild, mysterious, ignorant, and uneducated. </u>
<em> They see themselves as less knowledgeable </em>- this is not the correct answer. Puritans do not think native people are more knowledgeable than them.
<em> They see themselves as more simple</em> – this is not true. If anything, Puritans think Native Americans are more simple-minded than them.
<em> They see themselves as less powerful</em> – this is not the correct answer. Puritans did not think they are less powerful than Natives.
I’m not really sure if this is right but i’ll try
My friend Jackie came over to my house, but didn’t tell me she was moving.
Answer:
I'll just paste the things that i would highlight.
Explanation:
the nuthatch inserts itself
between feeder and pole
two mallards drifting
one dunks for a snail
the length of silence
after a loon’s call
I highlighted these because the other lines were very vague, ex. "a mourning dove lifts off" it doesn't help me imagine because I don't know where the dove lifted off from.
