According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe which belief did the british hold about Indian marriages?

A. Indian men married only to gain money

B. Indian women disliked marriage.

C. Indian women lived only to devote themselves to marriage

D. Indian men were barbarians in their relationships.

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Marco Bird

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23 September, 17:38

According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe which belief did the british hold about Indian marriages?

A. Indian men married only to gain money

B. Indian women disliked marriage.

C. Indian women lived only to devote themselves to marriage

D. Indian men were barbarians in their relationships.

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Dwayne Olsen · Answer 1

I think, I don't know If I am correct, But i think that the answer is B

Kolten Nicholson · Answer 2

According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe, Indian men were barbarians in their relationships. Option D is correct.

Furthermore, indian men had hundreds of women and indian women were mistreated by their husbands.

Mukharji wrote his book called "A Visit to Europe in 1889 in which he recounts a trip to England in the year 1886. In that story, he also talks about the 250 women he had.

According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe which belief did the british hold about Indian marriages?A. Indian men married only to gain moneyB. Indian women disliked marriage.C. Indian women lived only to devote themselves to marriageD. Indian men were barbarians in their relationships.

According to the narrator of A Visit to Europe which belief did the british hold about Indian marriages?

A. Indian men married only to gain money

B. Indian women disliked marriage.

C. Indian women lived only to devote themselves to marriage

D. Indian men were barbarians in their relationships.