As Europeans Came to Have More Contact with Other Parts

As Europeans came to have more contact with other parts of the world, they

A) became reinforced in the belief that they had a moral obligation to enlighten others.
B) began to look on foreigners as fascinating beings for study, but probably uncivilizable.
C) began to develop the concept of the "noble savage," with the accompanying idea that these peoples might be more moral than the Europeans themselves.
D) began to realize that their interest in the natural sciences was shared by most of the world's peoples.
E) became more curious about the rest of the world's peoples, but less interested in interacting with them.