Question

What was the perspective and attitude of African and Asian leaders towards "The White Man's Burden?"

Answer 1

The Asian and the African leaders were not in favor of the poem because it was in support of the American colonization.

Explanation:

"The white man's burden" is a poem which was written by Rudyard Kipling. It was the poem that encourages American colonization over the Asian and the African countries and also encourage the the annexation of the Philippine islands.

Since the American colonizers did too much injustice to the people of the African and the Asian countries, therefore the leaders of these countries did not favor the poem "The white man's burden" whose purpose was to encourage the American colonization.

Answer 2

The Asian and the African leaders did not support the poem because it favour colonization.    

• The Asian and the African leaders did not support the poem as it approve colonization.
• The white man's burden poem was written by Rudyard Kipling.
• According to Kipling, European countries had a duty to spread their religion and culture to those less civilized places.
• The poem encourages colonization in Asia and Africa.
• The leaders of Africa and Asia did not promote the poem because it considered them as backwards.

Thus we can conclude that ''The White Man's Burden'' was not in favour.

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