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How did the political boundaries drawn by European colonizers affect Africa after Africa gaind its indapendance?
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How did European partitioning in Africa contribute to artificial political boundaries?
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How did the boundaries drawn up by European colonizers affect Africa?
They led to unstable goverments
The current political boundaries of African nations have been most influenced by?
the patterns of european colonialism
What inference can you draw from the political boundaries that were created by the European countries that colonized Southeast Asia?
poland and russia
In what ways did European colonizers expand their colonies?
TransportationWarfareCommunication
Which countries had the most stable political boundaries over the past 1000 years in Europe?
Looked at over the past 1000 years, no European country had stable boundaries.
The province of New Mexico was first settled by French colonizers from the North?
False It was first settled by European colonizers from Spain.
Who was one of the first countries in the region to be claimed by European colonizers?
The Philippines
Why did educated Africans resent European rule?
Educated Africans often resented European rule because it undermined their cultural identity, limited their political power, and exploited their resources for the benefit of European colonizers. They also saw it as a form of oppression and discrimination that restricted their opportunities for advancement and self-governance.
Who were the major European colonizers in North America during the eighteenth century?
France, Spain and the UK
Many colonizers felt that it was their job even their duty to show colonized people what they thought of as the of European culture?
superiority
Why did africans sell africans into slavery?
Africans engaged in the transatlantic slave trade for various reasons, including economic incentives, political power struggles, and exploitation by European colonizers. Some African leaders and traders saw an opportunity to acquire goods, weapons, and power through selling captives to European slave traders. It is important to note that the responsibility for the transatlantic slave trade is shared among European colonizers, African leaders, and traders who all played a role in perpetuating this inhumane practice.
