In the late 1800s, Westem nations generally believed the peoples of Africa and Asia

were good Christians.

were less civilized

should leam English.

should be industrialized

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Roger Blanchard

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27 September, 13:19

In the late 1800s, Westem nations generally believed the peoples of Africa and Asia

were good Christians.

were less civilized

should leam English.

should be industrialized

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Caylee Gates · Answer 1

Answer: were less civilized

Explanation: Western nations believed that the people of Africa were less civilized and it was their responsibility as superior races to uplift, civilize and christianize the people of Africa. They went to Africa with the mindset that they want to civilize the African people, however, they actually came to harness the natural resources found in this region, and to colonize the people of Africa.

In the late 1800s, Westem nations generally believed the peoples of Africa and Asiawere good Christians.were less civilizedshould leam English.should be industrialized

In the late 1800s, Westem nations generally believed the peoples of Africa and Asia

were good Christians.

were less civilized

should leam English.

should be industrialized