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What Victorian attitude about non-Europeans does Mukharji find amusing in A Visit to Europe?
A. Non-Europeans are cannibals
B. Non-Europeans are vegetarians
C. Non-Europeans are democratic
D. Non-Europeans practice slavery

Answer 1

The Victorian attitude about non-Europeans that Mukharji finds amusing in A Visit to Europe is Non-Europeans are cannibals.

Step-by-step explanation:

“A Visit to Europe” by T.N. Mukharji is a very interesting and fun tell about his impressions visiting Europe and discovering all the misconceptions that people have towards other cultures outside their country, that they see any foreign culture as barbarians and believe that eccentric and incredible practices are part of their normal lives.

Answer 2

A. Non-Europeans are cannibals

Step-by-step explanation:

Mr. Mukharji is a truly ideal example of the informed Hindoo. He watches astutely and talks his psyche sincerely. We don't concur with every one of his perspectives. It is anything but difficult to state that "England is sufficiently strong to do justice to Ireland in the first place, and to punish her for her perfidy if the worst comes to the worst."