How do Chlef Joseph and Black Hawk address the concept of surrender differently?
OA. Chief Joseph is uncertain of the future of his tribe and hopes the White men will help them survive, while
Black Hawk has developed a relationship with the White men when they attack and capture his tribe
unexpectedly.
OB.
Chief Joseph is angry and uses that feeling to fight for his tribe's land, while Black Hawk is heartbroken over
the loss of his tribe and agrees to be captured.
OC. Chief Joseph gives in to the White men to avoid sacrificing his people, while Black Hawk evades the White
men and continues to fight against them.
OD. Chief Joseph sees all that has been taken and resigns to avoid any further death, while Black Hawk is
captured and vows to continue fighting at all costs.
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