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In "Indians Are a People, Not Mascots," “Redskin” was originally a term for
A. Indians in general.
B. the bounty placed on Indians.
C. white people who sided with Indians.
D. great Indian warriors.

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Answer:

D. great Indian warriors.

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In "Indians Are a People, Not Mascots ," “Redskin” was originally a term for great Indian warriors. Hence, option D is correct.

Who is the great warrior in India?

The founder of the Maratha kingdom in India, Shivaji, is regarded as one of the most valiant warriors who dared to challenge the formidable Mughal and consistently defeat them. Chandragupta Maurya is one. Chandragupta Maurya, is also ruler, who ruled from 321 to 298 BCE, established the Maurya dynasty in prehistoric India.

Shivaji Maharaj, one of our country's most revered figures, liberated our Hindu religion and society from the threat of utter extinction. He was an unmatched hero, a godly and religious king, and unquestionably a live illustration of each quality connected to a natural leader of men as mentioned in our ancient texts.

Thus, option D is correct.

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