In what way does Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe develop the theme of mastery?
O
A. Crusoe's interactions with the cannibals, Friday, the Spaniard, and others
show a desire to dominate.
B. The lessons that Crusoe learns from Friday and others show that society
doesn't need to have leaders.
O
C. The way Crusoe masters machines - especially ships and boats
shows his ability to control circumstances.
D. Decades of colonialism and imperialism meant that many Europeans felt
superior to other peoples.
O
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