Question

How does this cartoon reflect European attitudes toward Africa during the Age of Imperialism? A) The cartoon illustrates the diplomacy between Europeans and African kingdoms during imperialism. B) The cartoon illustrates Africa's invitation to Europeans to come into the continent to help them industrialize. The cartoon illustrates the idea that Africa was a restrained giant and its land was available for Europeans to claim. The cartoon illustrates the need for heavy military forces from European countries that were looking to expand to Africa.​

Answer 1

You have not put the political cartoon in the question box for us to view but I can take a guess as to what the answer is.

Step-by-step explanation:

Personally I would pick C. The cartoon illustrates the idea that Africa was a restrained giant and its land was available for Europeans to claim. Africa to Europeans was just one giant colony of natural resources, inhabited of people that were held to the White Mans Burden, the need for Europeans to educate the African savages in the ways of the west versus tradition African ways of social structure and culture. This justified Europe to come into the restrained giant of a colony and take what they wanted because they were superior. All just a guess but still the other options suck.