As depicted in the passage, the attitude of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in carrying out the relocation program can best be described as: A. malicious: the Bureau damaged the Cherokee tribe by separating its communities. B. altruistic: the Bureau set out to improve the lives of the Cherokee. C. patronizing: the Bureau believed it knew what would best help the Cherokee. D. repentant: the Bureau sought to right the wrongs committed in earlier relocations.​