What is meant by the term 'White Man’s Burden,' as introduced by Rudyard Kipling?

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Britain’s destiny to expand its empire globallyThe ethical duty to civilize and spread Christianity among other nationsThe British aim to enhance infrastructure and technology overseasPrioritizing domestic economic and social reforms before addressing international issuesNone of the above

Explanation

The phrase 'White Man’s Burden,' coined by Rudyard Kipling, refers to the perceived moral obligation of Western powers, particularly Britain, to bring civilization and Christianity to non-European peoples. It does not primarily denote imperial destiny, technological advancement, or internal reform priorities.