Question

What can be inferred about Kipling’s point of view, based on this stanza? He opposed imperialism because it is a burden on industrialized nations. He opposed imperialism because it makes industrialized nations too powerful. He supported imperialism because it is the duty of industrialized nations. He supported imperialism because it helps industrialized nations gain wealth.

Answer 1

The Answer is C. He supported imperialism because it is the duty of industrialized nations.

Step-by-step explanation:

Two reasons why it is C. One, Because Kipling sees imperialism as working for the benefit of others. And two, I just chose C and it was correct.

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Answer 2

The correct answer is C) he supported imperialism because it is the duty of industrialized nations.

What can be inferred about Kipling’s point of view, based on this stanza is that he supported imperialism because it is the duty of industrialized nations.

We are talking about one of the renown poems written by Rudyard Kipling in 1889: "The White's Man Burden: the United States and the Philippine Islands." The ideas expressed by Kippling is his poem clearly denotes the support of imperialistic ideals and the control and colonization of the United States governments over the Philippines.