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Thomas Jefferson's attitude toward Native Americans showed that heA) considered them to be expendable.B) believed their way of life to be worth protecting and preserving.C) found them to be savages unworthy of serious concern.D) respected them as people, but was not impressed by their culture.E) wanted to try to assimilate them into the nascent culture of the United States.
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