Which answer choice best describes the author's perspective in this text?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking the reader to interpret the author's perspective on the events surrounding the Indian Removal Act, particularly regarding John Ross and President Andrew Jackson. It requires analyzing the tone and bias of the passage to select the most accurate description of the author's perspective.
Answer
B: mostly objective, but suggesting sympathy for Ross and the Cherokees.
The final answer is B: mostly objective, but suggesting sympathy for Ross and the Cherokees.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is B: mostly objective, but suggesting sympathy for Ross and the Cherokees.
More Information
The text describes Ross's struggles and the government's refusal to concede, highlighting Ross's grievance with empathy.
Tips
Avoid assuming the author's perspective based solely on facts; look for subtle language cues.
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