What was another name for the "civilizing mission"?

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IceJOKER [234]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option A. White man’s burden was another name for the "civilizing mission".

Explanation:

Civilizing mission are the people who tried to impose British Imperialism and considered that their colonization would spread the western Civilization to the whole world. Their dominance well prevailed all over the Great Britain Specially French adopted Christianity and dressed in western clothes.

The Europeans not only ruled but tried to convert the people to their western culture. This was called assimilation.

It was mainly Europeans who proposed colonization and felt responsible that it is their duty to propagated western civilization to the backward areas

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