Multiple Choice
What is true about Native American relationships with African slaves?
A) Native Americans saw African slaves as very different, and quickly adopted racist views similar to those of the British.
B) Being very proud culturally, Native Americans refused to mix sexually with slaves.
C) Native Americans often provided refuge to escaping slaves and some areas saw extensive race mixing.
D) Native Americans never owned slaves, as they believed in the fundamental equality of people.
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