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What was the attitude of Europeans toward the American Indians that they encountered? They believed they had special powers. O They believed they were spiritual people. They believed they were crude and
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What was the attitude of Europeans toward the American Indians that they encountered?

They believed they had special powers.
O They believed they were spiritual people.
They believed they were crude and uncivilized.
They believed they were skillful hunters and warriors.

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Answer:they believed they were crude and uncivilized

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