100 POINTS I NEED HELP Some scholars say that Captain John Smith's published works were propaganda, writing meant to promote a particular point of view. What point of view did Smith's journals represent, and what was his purpose? How did Smith attempt to achieve this purpose? Explain what techniques John Smith used in his writings about Jamestown and the Native Americans to achieve his purpose.

Many American literature classes nowadays begin with writings published in Spanish by Christopher Columbus, Bartolome de las Casas, Hernán Cortés, Bernal Dáz del Castillo, and Alvar Nez Cabeza de Vaca. These courses frequently incorporate instances of historic Native American oral narrative and poetry, which were initially produced in a variety of languages and transcribed and translated into English at various points in history.

While appreciating the value of such contributions to the growth of the country.

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