Contain a thesis statement or argument located near the front of the answer and written in bold face. In your short answer, use at least two (2) specific, detailed, and relevant examples from the source readings in The Human Record.
Work cited from Andrea, Alfred, J. & Overfield, James, H. The Human Record: Sources of Global History, Volume II: Since 1500. Cengage Learning, 2015. (Chapter 8 pg 256-264) *speech by Jules Ferry are pages 257-259
“Imperialists often argued they were doing imperialized people a favor (e.g., Jules Ferry). In what ways might a neutral observer consider such assertions about the advantages of imperialism to be true? If there are any, do such truths make imperialist assertions about the progressive nature of imperialism acceptable? If there aren’t any, why did imperialists bother to make arguments about the benefits of imperialism? Use examples from the excerpt of a speech by Jules Ferry and other material assigned for this module.”
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