The poem “counting small-boned bodies” is about

Dead Vietnamese soldiers

Explanation:

The poem “Counting Small-Boned Bodies”, written by Robert Bly, is a short poem of ten lines. It has a free verse style and four stanzas structure. The poem is actually, in a way, a satirical protest to the Vietnam War. The name of the poem comes from the practice adopted by the Pentagon of releasing body-count statistics on a daily basis to the press.

PART A:

The correct answer is: They have fueled in him great animosity toward white people.

PART B:

The correct answer is: Parallelism contrasts the dishonorable behavior of white people with the admirable conduct of Native Americans.

Explanation:

Black Hawk considers that white people are destroying Indians and their culture and strongly believes that Native Americans should oppose white people and fight against them, in order to save their community.

In part B, he compares white people with Native Americans, by describing the dishonorable behavior of white people (they say bad things about Indians, they despise Indians and use lies to steal what belongs to Indians). On the other hand, he says Indians are honest and honorable, they are victims of the white people, as they try to drive Indians from their homes.