7. Which statement best describes the difference in perspective between Molly in Land Rush and the
author of Settlement Patterns?
А.
Molly believes that the distribution of land will be a relatively peaceful process, whereas
the author of Settlement Patterns describes a chaotic race for land.
В.
Molly views claiming the land as her right, whereas the author of Settlement Patterns
argues that the settlement wrongfully displaced many American Indians.
Molly thinks the land is so cheap that the government is practically giving it away, whereas
the author of Settlement Patterns reveals hidden monetary costs that the settlers faced.
D.
Molly has plans about what she is going to do once she has staked her claim, whereas the
author of Settlement Patterns focuses on the claiming process itself and does not mention
what came after.