Question

5. Seathl refers his tribe as
A) Red men
B) American

C) African
D) Black men​

Answer 1

Answer:

African is correct answer

Answer 2

Seathl refers his tribe as red men in his note titled, 'A Simple Philosophy'.

A Simple Philosophy

Cheif Seathl is the chief of the Redmen tribe of North America. He expresses his grief and agony about how the white men are destroying nature and their tribe.

In a reply letter to the Great Chief of Washington, who had wished to buy their tribal land, Seathl expresses how nature is going to fade along with the redman when the whites are going to occupy their land.

The tribes are very close to nature, live in natural habitats, and maintain them well. So, when the Washington Chief wished to take over their land, Seathl felt that every natural thing like the humming of insects, shining pine needles, bark woods, sandy shores all will just be old memories with the redmen tribe. Because urbanization by the city chief would kill nature and his tribe also will not have a place to live.