It has to be at least 3 sentence can you answer the question the little paragraph and the questions are in the pictures Seeking ConvertsIn the mid-nineteenth century, a wave of mis-When Livingstone returned to Britain, he gavespeeches to urge the spread of the Christian faithand Western commerce across Africa. Livingstonesionary fervor swept England and North America.Christians, many of whom had been working toabolish the slave trade, began to send missionar- "light" of European civilization.ies to India, China, and Africa. Missionaries oftensaw Africa as a "dark continent" in need of theLivingstone's views were typical of his time.Most Europeans took for granted that their culturewas superior. They considered Africas and Asiansuncivilized and in need of Western guidance andleadership. Referring to Africa, King Leopold Il ofBelgium urged his fellow European rulers to "openup to civilization the only part of our globe whichit has not yet penetrated, fand] to plerce the dark-ness in which entire populations are enveloped."This belief in Western superiority would regularlybe used to justify imperialist conquests and theset up hospitals and schools while they tried toconvert people to Christianity.Some of these missionaries-like the ScotsmanDavid Livingstone, who traveled across Africa-earned the gratutude of native people for theirefforts to treat the sick and rescue people fromslavery. But many native people resented the mis-slonaries' attempts to turn them away from theirtraditional faiths. The misionaries' work some-times became a source of conflict in India, China,and parts of Africa. 2. Imperialism goal 2- Seeking converts/ Spreading "civilization": Explain why European powerscolonized other countries to satisfy this goal:

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It has to be at least 3 sentence can you answer  the question the little paragraph and the questions are in the pictures Seeking ConvertsIn the mid-nineteenth century, a wave of mis-When Livingstone returned to Britain, he gavespeeches to urge the spread of the Christian faithand Western commerce across Africa. Livingstonesionary fervor swept England and North America.Christians, many of whom had been working toabolish the slave trade, began to send missionar- &#34;light&#34; of European civilization.ies to India, China, and Africa. Missionaries oftensaw Africa as a &#34;dark continent&#34; in need of theLivingstone's views were typical of his time.Most Europeans took for granted that their culturewas superior. They considered Africas and Asiansuncivilized and in need of Western guidance andleadership. Referring to Africa, King Leopold Il ofBelgium urged his fellow European rulers to &#34;openup to civilization the only part of our globe whichit has not yet penetrated, fand] to plerce the dark-ness in which entire populations are enveloped.&#34;This belief in Western superiority would regularlybe used to justify imperialist conquests and theset up hospitals and schools while they tried toconvert people to Christianity.Some of these missionaries-like the ScotsmanDavid Livingstone, who traveled across Africa-earned the gratutude of native people for theirefforts to treat the sick and rescue people fromslavery. But many native people resented the mis-slonaries' attempts to turn them away from theirtraditional faiths. The misionaries' work some-times became a source of conflict in India, China,and parts of Africa. 2. Imperialism goal 2- Seeking converts/ Spreading &#34;civilization&#34;: Explain why European powerscolonized other countries to satisfy this goal:

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Imperialism is defined as a state policy, practice, or advocacy aimed at expanding authority and…

mperialism goal 2- Seeking converts/ Spreading "civilization": Explain why European powers olonized other countries to satisfy this goal: