Read the excerpt from a new york newspaper about the united states’ purchase of alaska. cash! cash! cash! - cash paid for cast off territory. . any impoverished monarchs retiring from the colonization business may find a good purchaser by addressing william h. seward, post office, washington d. c. which best states the excerpt’s point of view toward alaska? a. alaska is too large to purchase. b. alaska should be sold to other countries. c. alaska has few natural resources. d. alaska is land that no one wants.

The American point of view from this excerpt is best stated in the answer D: Alaska is land that no one wants. By using words and constructions such as cash and cast off they imply that Alaska is not worth much and that no one wants it. They amplify that by saying that any impoverished monarch (emphasis on impoverished) can purchase it from the USA for their retirement. 

The answer is D-Alaska is land that no one wants..

Explanation:

1) union forces launched a surprise attack.

2) more confederate troops arrived by train.

3) union forces retreated.

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