Which sentence from the selection best expresses how the attitudes of
Cabeza de Vaca and hisсompanions were changed by their experience? *

A. They lived by their wits, coming to terms with half a dozen native languages and
making sense of societies that
B. The four wanderers were no longer mere castaways; they had become explorers once
again
C. By the time the fou reemerged from the continental interior and reached the Pacific
Coast, they had been so
D. No longer did the castaways view their companions as mere chattels, the rightful
prize of Christian conquest.

The sentence from the selection that best expresses the change in the attitudes of Cabeza de Vaca and his companions because of their peculiar experience as slaves of Native Americans for six years is A. They lived by their wits, ...

Cabeza de Vaca and his three companions, after living as slaves among the Natives and before escaping to the Texas territory, were able to learn the languages and customs of the Natives.

Their experience as slaves and the knowledge of the languages and customs of the Natives that they acquired enabled them to live many years among the Natives. They were able to transform themselves as healers among the Natives because they could offer some prayers to God that brought healing to many.

This ability to heal in the name of Christ enabled them to remain friendly with the Natives until they were able to reach Mexico.

Thus, the attitudes of Cabeza de Vaca and his three companions changed because of their six-year experience as slaves to the Native Americans.

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