Which of the following statements best describes how Anglo-American cultural attitudes toward the Indigenous people of Texas differed from those of earlier Spanish and Tejano settlers?(1 point) Responses Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language. Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language. Anglo-American settlers drove Indigenous people away from their settlements in Texas

Question

Which of the following statements best describes how Anglo-American cultural attitudes toward the Indigenous people of Texas differed from those of earlier Spanish and Tejano settlers?(1 point) Responses Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language. Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language. Anglo-American settlers drove Indigenous people away from their settlements in Texas

Answer 1

Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas.

Answer 2

The statement "Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language" best describes how Anglo-American cultural attitudes toward the Indigenous people of Texas differed from those of earlier Spanish and Tejano settlers.

Answer 3

To determine which statement best describes the cultural attitudes of Anglo-American settlers toward the Indigenous people of Texas, we can analyze the given options.

Option 1 states that Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. This suggests a lack of cultural interaction or exchange between the two groups.

Option 2 repeats the same statement as option 1, which makes it redundant.

Option 3 states that Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. This implies a level of respect toward the Indigenous people and acknowledgment of their rights.

Option 4 suggests that Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language. This indicates an active effort to change the cultural and religious practices of the Indigenous people.

Option 5 claims that Anglo-American settlers drove Indigenous people away from their settlements in Texas. This suggests forceful displacement and the infringement of Indigenous rights.

After considering the options, we can conclude that the statement, "Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language," best describes how Anglo-American cultural attitudes toward the Indigenous people of Texas differed from earlier Spanish and Tejano settlers.