-How did this cartoon, which was published in the New York Graphic shortly after Custer's defeat at the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876, depict American Indians like Sitting Bull?
A) as close allies of the federal military
B) as wretched figures dispossessed of their lands
C) as noble warriors who stood up to Custer's cavalry
D) as subhuman savages to be disposed of

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-How did this cartoon, which was published in the New York Graphic shortly after Custer's defeat at the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876, depict American Indians like Sitting Bull?
A) as close allies of the federal military 
B) as wretched figures dispossessed of their lands 
C) as noble warriors who stood up to Custer's cavalry 
D) as subhuman savages to be disposed of

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The cartoon depicted American Indians like Sitting Bull as subhuman savages to be disposed of, reflecting the prevalent negative stereotypes and hostility towards Native Americans in the media and public opinion of the time.

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