Question

read this excerpt from the journey of crazy horse by joseph m. marshall iii: \for crazy horse, the world was not divided into pieces. the land, the sky, the four - legged and the winged, the two - legged people—all were part of a whole. to harm one part was to harm the whole. this was something he knew not just in his head, but in his heart. the world was one circle, and he was within it. he believed that every living thing had a purpose, and that humans had a responsibility to respect all that surrounded them. even in the smallest actions, the balance of life could be affected. this knowledge guided his choices, his leadership, and the way he treated both the people and the land around him.\ 1. what does the text say about how crazy horse saw the land, animals, and people? provide a specific example or quote from the text in your answer.

Explanation:

The text states that Crazy Horse saw the land, animals, and people as all part of a whole. A quote from the text is "The land, the sky, the four - legged and the winged, the two - legged people—all were part of a whole. To harm one part was to harm the whole." This shows his holistic view.

Answer:

Crazy Horse saw the land, animals, and people as all part of a whole. Quote: "The land, the sky, the four - legged and the winged, the two - legged people—all were part of a whole. To harm one part was to harm the whole."