Question

how does beveridge answer the charge that governing people without their consent is wrong?
a. he points out that the united states already does this with native americans.
b. he explains that imperialists do not create governments.
c. he complains that mark twain is an imperialist.
d. he points out that imperialism is an idea borrowed from the bible.

Explanation:

To answer this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Beveridge would point out that the US governed Native Americans without their consent, using this as a precedent to justify imperial governance of other peoples.
• Option B: The idea that imperialists “do not create governments” is not a valid response to the charge of governing without consent.
• Option C: Complaining about Mark Twain being an imperialist is irrelevant to answering the charge.
• Option D: Linking imperialism to the Bible is not a direct answer to the charge of governing without consent.

So, the correct option is A as it aligns with Beveridge's argument using the US's treatment of Native Americans.

Answer:

A. He points out that the United States already does this with Native Americans.