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According to Columbus, when the natives saw Columbus and his men, what did they do? A. They became sad and went back to what they were doing. B. They became excited. C. They bec…

According to Columbus, when the natives saw Columbus and his men, what did they do? A. They became sad and went back to what they were doing. B. They became excited. C. They bec…
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According to Columbus, when the natives saw Columbus and his men, what did they do?

A. They became sad and went back to what they were doing.
B. They became excited.
C. They became fearful and ran away.
D. They became excited and gave Columbus many gifts.

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I believe it's either B or D. When Columbus landed on the shore the natives in that area brought gifts to trade. I would lean more towards D but that's just because they began trading after they saw Columbus and his men.
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Answer:

they became fearful and ran away.

Step-by-step explanation:

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