In the Late Nineteenth Century, Darwinian Ideas

In the late nineteenth century, Darwinian ideas

A) led many Europeans to imagine that they were biologically superior to colonial peoples.
B) bolstered liberal universalism.
C) confirmed the view among Europeans that they shared the same characteristics as the people they ruled in their colonies.
D) proved that non-Western peoples were just as capable of progress as Europeans.
E) both bolstered liberal universalism and confirmed the view among Europeans that they shared the same characteristics as the people they ruled in their colonies.