Question

Why does Harjo use the word dehumanized, instead of words like disrespected or degraded?

A) It has a more negative connotation to indicate that American Indians have been nearly driven to the point of extinction.

B) Dehumanized has a more neutral connotation to show that actions against the American Indians were based on necessity, not emotion.

C) Dehumanized has a stronger connotation and conveys American Indians have been treated as objects or animals, rather than people.

D) It has a weaker connotation to emphasize that American Indians have lost their sense of identity after years of mistreatment.

Answer 1

Harjo use the word dehumanized, instead of words like disrespected or degraded as A) It has a more negative connotation to indicate that American Indians have been nearly driven to the point of extinction.

What do you mean by connotation expliain its example?

The  connotation assertion is valid going by the capacity of those two words. For instance, in a school where an understudy was given a task to do throughout the end of the week.

Assuming he was reminded about the task by the educator once more, it shows encouraging implication about the significance of the task.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Dehumanized has a stronger connotation and conveys American Indians have been treated as objects or animals, rather than people.

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