Question

4.5.2 test (cst): imperialism, nationalism, and the great war
to wait in heavy harness,
on fluttered folk and wild-
your new-caught, sullen peoples,
half-devil and half-child.

• rudyard kipling

a. imperialist forces sometimes fell under the control of native peoples.
b. european nations often viewed colonized people as inferior to europeans.
c. the atlantic slave trade motivated europeans to be imperialistic.
d. european imperialism was motivated by a desire to kill non-europeans.

Explanation:

The poem describes colonized people as "sullen peoples, Half - devil and half - child", which shows a view of inferiority. European imperialist ideology often had such racial and cultural superiority views. Option A is incorrect as the poem does not suggest imperialist forces under native control. Option C, the Atlantic slave trade is not the focus here. Option D, killing non - Europeans is not indicated. The description in the poem aligns with the idea that European nations viewed colonized people as inferior (Option B).

Answer:

B. European nations often viewed colonized people as inferior to Europeans.