Answer :
The quote's concepts most clearly imply that Native Americans responded to colonialism in the same way that many Europeans came to believe in white supremacy to justify their oppression of the Indians.
They fought the attempts of the Europeans to expand their dominance over them through war and diplomacy. However, obstacles like new illnesses, the slave trade, and the steadily increasing European population in North America presented themselves to the Native Americans, preventing them from achieving their aim.
Because of the policies of the Europeans, Native Americans battled against them. Pope's Rebellion and King Philip's War are two instances of uprisings. The difficult conditions connected with the Spanish mission system and its intention to evangelize Native Americans led to Pope's Rebellion.
Complete question:
"Much of the impetus for English expansion [in North America] derived from the colonists' concern for their animals' sustenance, a fact that Indians grasped only too clearly. That numerous Indian communities acquired their own livestock, turning the colonists' rationale against them in a futile attempt to preserve native control over land, bespeaks both the irony and tragedy of the story. An adaptation that colonists had encouraged, and ought to have applauded, instead produced friction when it became obvious that Indians intended to pick and choose among the items on the English agenda for native cultural transformation. Owning cows did not make them Christians, much fewer Englishmen."
— Virginia DeJohn Anderson, historian, Creatures of Empire:
How Domestic Animals Transformed Early America, 2004
The idea in this excerpt most strongly suggests which of the following about North America in the last third of the seventeenth century?
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