What is the best summary of Keeler's argument in "Thanksgiving: A Native American View"?

A. American Indians should take revenge for the way they were treated by European Americans.

B. We should be thankful that the American Indians were able to save the Pilgrims.

C. We should be thankful, because so many foods we eat on Thanksgiving were first grown by American Indians.

D. We each have a responsibility to try to get rid of the hatred, bigotry, and greed that affected American Indians.

The Correct Answer is D

Explanation:

"Thanksgiving: A Native American View" by Jacqueline Keeler, provides the purpose of view of a Native American who observes Thanksgiving, despite that the coming of the Pilgrims and other European immigrants resulted in most Native American killing.

According to the author we need to be that hero who slaughters the heart of injustice, hate, selfishness, self-righteousness, and by admitting the celebration she believes the healing of that heart could begin.

Option D, We each have a responsibility to try to get rid of the hatred, bigotry, and greed that affected American Indians, is the right answer.

Explanation:

"Thanksgiving: A Native American View" is an argument by Jacqueline Keeler. In her writing, Jacqueline Keeler describes the condition of the pilgrims. She uses emotions and examples to confer the techniques in her argument.

The author uses various words such as "poor" and "pitiful" to describe how the native people viewed the pilgrims. In this argument the author has shown that the native people taught the pilgrims to grow crops and helped them to survive.