Thomas Berry perceives and pronounces the view that the colonial settlers and their descendants are regarded as predators to the native people of the North American land. According to Barry, the practices they undertook were those exploiting the land of those who had cherished and appreciated it for the years before the Europeans arrived. This modern civilization lived a more restricted life when residing in Europe and viewed this unfamiliar territory as a world of abundant resources with endless possibilities of exploitation. They could not do as they wished when residing in the rich…