Correct. The answer is C. This essay was written to compare and contrast Britain’s treatment of the African Zulus with Americans’ treatment of the Sioux Indians in the West during the nineteenth century.

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. This essay was written to compare and contrast Britain’s treatment of the African Zulus with Americans’ treatment of the Sioux Indians in the West during the nineteenth century.

Correct. The answer is B. Sir Shepstone wrote, “Had [its] 30,000 warriors been in time changed to labourers working for wages, Zululand would have been a prosperous peaceful country instead of what it is now.” He betrays his desire to use the strong and capable men as workers in Britain’s African mines.

Incorrect. The correct answer is B. Sir Shepstone wrote, “Had [its] 30,000 warriors been in time changed to labourers working for wages, Zululand would have been a prosperous peaceful country instead of what it is now.” He betrays his desire to use the strong and capable men as workers in Britain’s African mines.

Correct. The answer is B. Both groups of indigenous people were viewed by their white adversaries as “noble savages.” Both groups were simultaneously demonized and glamorized by the white imperialist powers who sought to defeat them.

Incorrect. The correct answer is B. Both groups of indigenous people were viewed by their white adversaries as “noble savages.” Both groups were simultaneously demonized and glamorized by the white imperialist powers who sought to defeat them.

Correct. The answer is D. In their respective fights with the Zulu and the Sioux, Britain’s and the United States’ conduct was quite similar. The differences were manifest in the two nations’ approaches to managing the groups after their defeats. The British subdued the Zulu and turned them into cheap labor. Americans pursued a policy of forced assimilation on reservations.

Incorrect. The correct answer is D. In their respective fights with the Zulu and the Sioux, Britain’s and the United States’ conduct was quite similar. The differences were manifest in the two nations’ approaches to managing the groups after their defeats. The British subdued the Zulu and turned them into cheap labor. Americans pursued a policy of forced assimilation on reservations.

Correct. The answer is A. The main argument of this essay is that, despite differences, both the United States and Britain pursued imperialist policies justified by racist ideology in the late nineteenth century.

Incorrect. The correct answer is A. The main argument of this essay is that, despite differences, both the United States and Britain pursued imperialist policies justified by racist ideology in the late nineteenth century.