Why did billy the kid have high respect for sister blandina's courage and character? a. he knew of her work with orphans. b. he had respect for all sisters. c. she treated a member of his gang who had been shot. d. he feared the wrath of the church.

Billy the Kid had a high respect for Sister Blandina since “he treated a member of his gang who had been shot”, so option C is the correct one.  

Sister Blandina was a nun sent to Trinidad, Colorado as part of her missionary life. This town was usually “visited” by outlaws so the people in town used to lynch the outlaws. One day, Sister Blandida stood in front of the lynching mob that had shot a man serioulsly and asked them to stop. Then, she saved the outlaw's life and when Billy the Kid knew this, he went to Trinidad to thank her for her action.

The correct answer is C) She treated a member of his gang who had been shot.

Billy the Kid had high respect for Sister Blandina's courage and character because she treated a member of his gang who had been shot.

Maria Rosa Segale, later known as Sister Blandine, was an Italian nun that dedicated her life to helping the sick and those in need.

His family emigrated to the United States in 1854. On September 13, 1866, at 16 years old, she joined the community of Mount St. Vincent and became a nun with the name of Sister Blandina. In 1877, Sister Blandina moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico, helping schools, hospitals, and orphanages. There, he defended Mexicans and native Americans. There, she gained the respect of the outlaw Billy the Kid. Billy the Kid had high respect for Sister Blandina's courage and character because she treated a member of his gang who had been shot.

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