How do Rainsford and the general differ in their notion of “civilized”? 1. Rainsford considers all human beings to be “civilized”, while the general sees certain groups as “civilized”

2. R has a lower standard for what it means to be “civilized” than the general does

3.R thinks of “civilized” as a individual trait, while the general sees it as a social more

4. R sees “civilized” as a moral trait, while the general sees it as a reflection of social and cultural behavior