Question

read the following excerpt from the journey of crazy horse: crazy horse was sickened by the implication that the loafers empowered the white - indian agent to that extent. it was hard to believe that so many grown and capable men would stand by while a small group of whites - surrounded like a small island in a river - held sway over them. question: what is the connotation of the word sickened in this passage? (1 point) it literally means crazy horse was physically ill. it conveys that crazy horse was mildly upset but accepting. it suggests a strong feeling of disgust and moral outrage. it shows crazy horse was confused about the loafers choices.

Explanation:

The word "sickened" here implies a strong negative emotional - reaction, specifically disgust and moral outrage, rather than a physical illness or mild upset. It shows Crazy Horse's strong negative feelings towards the Loafers' actions.

Answer:

It suggests a strong feeling of disgust and moral outrage.