Which description best explains both kiplings and chamberlains view of indigenous people?

Answer 1

uncivilized or barbaric

Answer 2

Both Kipling and Chamberlain viewed indigenous people through a colonialist lens, portraying them as exotic and inferior to Western societies. They believed in the superiority of Western civilization and saw colonization as a way to "civilize" and control indigenous populations. Their views were rooted in a sense of racial and cultural hierarchy that justified the subjugation of indigenous peoples.