After Viewing the Conditions in the Congo,the African American George

After viewing the conditions in the Congo,the African American George Washington Williams sent an open letter to King Leopold II in which Williams:

A) brought the king to task for the "crimes perpetrated . . . in your name."
B) praised the king for the "brilliant program" toward the natives to "secure their welfare."
C) criticized the Belgian "benevolent enterprise" that was decreasing the work ethic of the natives.
D) used satire to call attention to the wholly ineffective labor practices used in the colony.
E) praised the benevolent dictatorship imposed on the colony to develop a work ethic in the natives.