Native Americans tended to view nature as

A) a resource that they had a right to use.
B) something over which the Great Spirit had granted them dominion.
C) something that should be treated with reverence and respect.
D) a source of aesthetic pleasure and recreation.

Native Americans had a strong belief in the interconnectedness of all living things, and viewed nature as sacred. They believed that all living things, including plants and animals, had a spirit or life force, and were to be respected and protected. Therefore, they tended to view nature with reverence and respect, rather than simply as a resource to be used or exploited.