Native Inhabitants of the Americas Generally Understood Freedom

Native inhabitants of the Americas generally understood freedom

A) in terms of the well-being of one's community, mutual obligation, and group autonomy.
B) as respecting authority and obeying laws created by established governments.
C) to be defined by ownership of private property.
D) as abandoning a life of sin to embrace the teachings of Christianity.
E) in terms of coverture, which denied property rights to married women.