What connection can be made between Europe's treatment of colonial native populations and the character of Caliban? A.
Europeans removed native populations from their homelands, placing them in foreign worlds, just as Prospero forced Caliban to come back to Milan with him.

B.
Europeans tried to Christianize the native populations and stamp out their own religious practices, just as Prospero teaches Caliban his magical practices.

C.
Europeans killed the native populations in order to control their land, just as Prospero killed all of Caliban's relatives.

D.
Europeans used physical punishment to control native populations, just as Prospero punishes Caliban with physical pain.

The connection that can be made between Europe's treatment of colonial native populations and the character of Caliban is that Europeans used physical punishment to control native populations, just as Prospero punishes Caliban with physical pain.

According to the book The Tempest by Shakespeare, we are told of the story of how Prospero, an old magician controls a monster Caliban and makes him do his bidding in the island.

Conservely, we are also told of the way European colonists used force and physical punishments to control the natives they ruled over. This is similar to how Prospero controls Caliban in The Tempest.

Therefore, the correct answer is option D

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