Which event from rudyard kiplings life had the most significant impact of his view on his view on imperialism

C. Growing up in British rule in India.

Explanation:

According to a different source, the options that come with this question are:

A. Winning the Nobel Prize For Literature

B. Writing The Jungle Book

C. Growing up in British rule in India

D. Taking a job as a Newspaper Reporter

The aspect of his life that most influenced Kipling was growing up in British rule in India. As a British person born in India, Kipling was familiar with the concept of imperialism. He also knew how people justified it, and the impact it had in a place. This experience shaped his understanding of imperialism. He was a strong defendant of it as he believed that it was a system in which the more civilized countries could bring development to the "uncivilized" ones.

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