Yes, in their history they have had racist character stereotypes.
Answer:
She is held in high esteem.
Explanation:
The phrase <em>to hold (someone) in high esteem</em> means <em>to admire or respect someone very much</em>. It's the same phrase as<em> to hold (someone) in high regard. </em>
Based on the given excerpt, we can conclude that Guenever, King Arthur's wife, is held in high esteem. She sits among Arthur's best knights, and they respect her. She feels comfortable around them (she is described as <em>in high spirits</em>). She is dressed in the finest silk and has ornaments made of jewels. It's obvious that she is treated well by everyone surrounding her.
The rest of the options are incorrect as there is nothing leading us to make such conclusions. This is why the fourth option is the correct one.
The answer is D. It suggests the destruction of traditional values and the loss of hope.
Answer:
Because she was a female, Native American servant. Natives were already seen as corrupt and uncivilized, so English settlers in Salem were quick to believe that she was corrupted by the devil. Also, the people who accused her were little English girls, so they naturally appeared more innocent than the slave.
Answer:
assuming somebody is stealing from a store
