Neolin was a Delaware Indian who

A) urged Indians to continue their lucrative trade with white men.
B) did not believe in warfare.
C) rejected the consumer revolution.
D) urged Indians to adapt to "modern" European ways.

Neolin was a Delaware prophet who advocated for a rejection of European goods and lifestyles, emphasizing a return to traditional Native American ways and independence from European influence. This stance is often interpreted as a rejection of the consumer revolution, which was characterized by an increase in consumption of European goods and changes in living standards.