Colonial Officials Were Often Distrustful of Anthropologists' Motives Because

Colonial officials were often distrustful of anthropologists' motives because

A) The sympathies of anthropologists often lay with the colonized people among whom they worked.
B) Many anthropologists who carried out fieldwork under colonial conditions were not supporters of colonialism.
C) The results of anthropological research might make colonial programs look self-serving and exploitative.
D) All of the above.