In the end, Uini learned
A that destroying the beauty of the land was a necessary evil.
B that distrusting hollow promises could protect his people’s land.
C that trusting the government to do the honorable thing was best.
D that maintaining his tribe’s integrity was a losing proposition.
The correct answer is B that distrusting hollow promises could protect his people’s land.
Explanation: Throughout Uini’s journey, he learns the importance of skepticism towards promises that may seem appealing but lack genuine intent. By recognizing the need to challenge those promises, he understands that a cautious approach is vital in protecting his community and their land from exploitation.