Answer:
A. Diary entries written by colonial leaders who believed that American Indians were not equal to Europeans.
Explanation:
Diary entries by Spanish conquistador or English leaders portrayed the Indians as barbarians. They saw the native Americans as unequal to their status. According to them, Native Indians were primitive, which convey their lifestyle, which subsisted through hunting, fishing, and gathering wild plants. The Natives Indians had their languages, customs, religions, and practices, which according to the Europeans, considered heathens and pagan. The only purpose of these colonizers was to take away lands that belonged to the Natives Americans before the arrival of European in America.
Answer:
The pilgrims at the Plymouth colony, located today in the state of Massachusetts, struggled to survive because of their lack of capability to produce food for themselves. The Native Americans taught the pilgrims how to survive off of the land by growing crops and hunting wild game.
