-How did John Vanderlyn's painting depicting the death of Loyalist Jane McCrea by Mohawk Indians influence and shape colonial attitudes during the American Revolution?
A) American perceptions about Indians being barbaric savages were intensified.
B) American Patriots deepened their resentment toward Loyalists in the colonies.
C) Americans realized that the sacrifices made by colonial women entitled them to participate in political affairs.
D) Americans recognized the heroic efforts of Indians who sided against the British and their Loyalist supporters.

Question

-How did John Vanderlyn's painting depicting the death of Loyalist Jane McCrea by Mohawk Indians influence and shape colonial attitudes during the American Revolution?
A) American perceptions about Indians being barbaric savages were intensified. 
B) American Patriots deepened their resentment toward Loyalists in the colonies. 
C) Americans realized that the sacrifices made by colonial women entitled them to participate in political affairs. 
D) Americans recognized the heroic efforts of Indians who sided against the British and their Loyalist supporters.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

John Vanderlyn's painting of the death of Jane McCrea played a significant role in shaping colonial attitudes by intensifying American perceptions of Indians as barbaric savages. This portrayal contributed to the demonization of Native Americans and influenced public opinion during the American Revolution.

-How Did John Vanderlyn's Painting Depicting the Death of Loyalist