Question

Consider the oral histories documented in this passage. How you would feel if this experience happened to you?

Answer 1

Consider the oral histories documented in this passage. How you would feel if this experience happened to you?

I would most likely be in extreme pain if I was one of the Native Americans, and I would try to observe how the world is changing and try to either be an advocate for Native American rights. If that effort failed, I would try to immigrate out of the United States to find a safe haven until Native American rights are more developed.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

I cannot feel comfortable if this experience happened to me.

Step-by-step explanation:

People have passed through horrible experiences in the hands of fellow human beings. Some of the experiences are better left undocumented, just like these oral histories. However, I must acknowledge that in the present day, we still witness some experiences that are best left to the imagination. The fact of human existence is ridden with varying experiences. It is hoped that these experiences will help us to learn. They may be painful to bear in the present. This is why someone has declared that experience may not be the best teacher, after all. He wrote that the Holy Spirit is the best teacher and mentor.