This is refering to the European occupation and the colonies in Africa. When the slave ships went to west Africa they took the young, healthier people. At the time in Africa there were well developed and stable tribes that traded with each other. When the Europeans took Africans away to be slaves, it dismantled the tribe infrastructure; as some African lords sold the people to europeans it caused the society to falter and fights broke out. Africa as a continent is very unstable at the moment, housing dictators, civil wars and genocides (eg Rwanda); this is down to the post-colonial governments set up after the European masters left.
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa was created in 1972.
Africa is a very corrupt continent and is extremely underdeveloped. Many Africans emigrate out of Africa into stable and developed areas, such as Europe or the United States.
No.
Africa is not a country, but a Continent and is comprised of many different nations. Some are underdeveloped while others are not.
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Eastern Europe is really just a geographical term. It is normally associated with former communist countries, that are geographically in that part of Europe, so it is used in that context too. Any continent has an eastern part to it. There is east Africa, east Asia etc.
The First World are the industrialized countries of Europe such as England, France, Germany, etc. The New world is considered to be the Americas and Third World countries those that are underdeveloped in Africa and the East.
It's currently underdeveloped but there are some countries in Africa that are idustrilizing.
Developed areas have been better able to prevent the spread and limit the effects of the disease.
Developed areas have been better able to prevent the spread and limit the effects of the disease.
Developed areas have been better able to prevent the spread and limit the effects of the disease.