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The White Man's Burden

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Which concept was used to justify European colonialism and imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

Dependency

Paternalism

The white man's burden (correct)

Foreign aid

What does the phrase 'white man's burden' imply about non-white people?

They were seen as self-sufficient

They were seen as superior to white people

They were seen as equals

They were seen as primitive and in need of guidance (correct)

What is foreign aid?

Assistance provided by developing countries to developed countries

Assistance provided by developed countries to developing countries (correct)

Assistance provided by developed countries to other developed countries

Assistance provided by developing countries to other developing countries

How has foreign aid been criticized?

<p>For being paternalistic and perpetuating the idea of the 'white man's burden'</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one argument against foreign aid?

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Colonialism and Imperialism

The concept of "White Man's Burden" was used to justify European colonialism and imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The White Man's Burden

The phrase "White Man's Burden" implies that non-white people are inferior and need to be civilized by Western powers.

Foreign Aid

Foreign aid refers to the transfer of resources, including money, goods, and services, from one country to another.

Criticisms of Foreign Aid

Foreign aid has been criticized for creating dependency, perpetuating corrupt systems, and benefiting donors more than recipients.

Argument Against Foreign Aid

One argument against foreign aid is that it can undermine local development and create a culture of dependency, rather than promoting self-sufficiency and sustainable growth.

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Test your knowledge on the controversial concept of the "white man's burden". Explore its historical context, implications, and critiques in this thought-provoking quiz.