In which of the following ways can the above image most reasonably be faulted for providing an incomplete view of how the colony in question was administered?

(A) It fails to show the notorious mutilations inflicted by Belgian overseers on workers who fell short of quotas. (B) It omits the lived experience of village women under Belgian colonial rule. (C) It gives little indication of the complex social stratification that prevailed during the Belgian colonial era. (D) It shows nothing of the way Belgian authorities deliberately encouraged racial tensions between neighboring tribal groups.Explanation: (A) This question requires historiographical thinking, and also outside knowledge related to the stimulus material. The brutality of colonial administration in the Belgian Congo was notorious, even by the standard of the day, and while the photograph gives no hint of it, workers—especially on rubber plantations—suffered terrible beatings and amputations for failure to fulfill work quotas.