Which excerpt from rudyard kipling's "the white man's burden" conveys the perspective that colonized people never show appreciation for what white men do for them? a. take up the white man's burden— no tawdry rule of kings, but toil of serf and sweeper— the tale of common things b. take up the white man's burden— send forth the best ye breed— go bind your sons to exile to serve your captives' need c. take up the white man's burden— the savage wars of peace— fill full the mouth of famine and bid the sickness cease d. take up the white man's burden— and reap his old reward: the blame of those ye better, the hate of those ye guard—