Colonial ideology in history writing often reflects a belief in the material superiority of the colonizing power and a justification for their actions based on the perceived benefit to the colonized (utilitarianism). This perspective tends to view history through a lens of progress driven by material advancement and the imposition of the colonizer's "civilizing mission."
On which Principles is the Colonial Ideology based for history writing? (i) Hedonic principle (ii) Idealist (iii) Materialistic (iv) Utilitarianism Select the correct answer - - Question not attempted
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