According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe, which belief did the British hold about Indian marriages? A. Indian women held more power than their husbands. B. Indian men had hundreds of wives. C. Indian women disliked motherhood. D. Indian parents arranged loveless marriages for money.

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Nina Hale

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22 December, 17:23

According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe, which belief did the British hold about Indian marriages? A. Indian women held more power than their husbands. B. Indian men had hundreds of wives. C. Indian women disliked motherhood. D. Indian parents arranged loveless marriages for money.

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Celia Guerrero · Answer 1

Indian men were barbarians in their relationships

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Aubrey Webster · Answer 2

The correct answer is B. Indian men had hundreds of wives.

Explanation:

In 1889, Mukharji wrote a book called "A Visit to Europe. He talks about the trip he had in England in the year 1886. There was a scene where he was at the restaurant talking about 250 wives he had.