Question

question 7 of 10
which of these events most confirms margaret frink’s bias about american indians?

a. when the indians offered the frinks horses for trade

b. when the indians visited the frinks’ camp

c. when the frinks were followed by indians

d. rumors of indian attacks

Explanation:

To determine which event confirms Margaret Frink's bias about American Indians, we analyze each option. Biases often involve negative or suspicious perceptions. Rumors of Indian attacks (Option D) would likely reinforce a negative bias, as rumors of hostility align with common historical biases against American Indians. Options A (trading horses) and B (visiting camp) are neutral or positive interactions, and C (being followed) could be misinterpreted, but rumors of attacks more directly confirm a biased view of hostility.

Answer:

D. Rumors of Indian attacks