What is the primary cultural conflict in "No Witchcraft for Sale"? The black natives have power that the whites do not. Young white and black children play well together. The white Europeans are served by the black natives. Blacks are born into servitude to wealthy families.

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Clark Tapia

9 February, 15:15

What is the primary cultural conflict in "No Witchcraft for Sale"? The black natives have power that the whites do not. Young white and black children play well together. The white Europeans are served by the black natives. Blacks are born into servitude to wealthy families.

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Chance Petty · Answer 1

Answer is The white Europeans are served by the black natives.

The dynamic between the local African natives in the story and the white Europeans is one of servant and master. This dynamic is revealed through Gideon's interaction with the family, and through the little boy's interaction with Gideon's son. It's a major theme, and conflict, in the story.