Until Europeans came into contact with non-Westerners,they tended to see their culture as:

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Until Europeans came into contact with non-Western cultures, they tended to see their own culture as the only way to live. This was due to a sense of cultural superiority and ethnocentrism, which assumed that their way of life, customs, and beliefs were superior to those of other cultures. They often viewed non-Western cultures as primitive or backwards and believed that they needed to be "civilized" or "Christianized" to become more like Western societies.

Until Europeans Came into Contact with Non-Westerners,they Tended to See