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Where was European presence most prevalent in Africa?
European presence mostly on west coast,also in South Africa and Mozambique.
How common is marburg virus?
marburg virus is rare mostly found in africa because of the monkeys and europe in germany more then most european countrys
What goods increased European interest in Africa?
the presence of minerals,gold,mines,cotton,food,abundant water,etc
Are the cultures similar in Africa?
Yes, the different Cultures in Africa are Similar
Does spanish food come from Africa?
Spanish food does not come from Africa. Spanish food is from Spain, which is a European country. That said, many other cultures have influenced Spanish food.
Are the different cultures in Africa similar?
Yes, the different Cultures in Africa are Similar
During the white European writers wrote the vast majority of the literature depicting Africa and African cultures?
Yes, during that time, white European writers held significant influence over the depiction of Africa and African cultures in literature. This often resulted in Eurocentric perspectives, stereotypes, and misrepresentations of African peoples and societies. This phenomenon overlooked the richness and diversity of African cultures and perpetuated harmful narratives.
Crete was the crossroads that linked what three cultures?
In Latin America, people of mixed indigenous and European descent are called ___
Which of these cultures was located in East Africa?
There is not enough information to answer this question. There are hundreds of tribes and cultures in Africa (including East Africa).
What is western influence?
Western influence is the act of people in other continents like Africa, Asia or America getting carried by the cultures of the European people.
Which was a major result of European imperialism in sub-Saharan Africa during the late 19th and early 20th century?
Decline of traditional African cultures.
What is the scene acted out by a native woman in heart of darkness?
In Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness," there is a scene where a native woman is described mourning by the riverbank as Kurtz's death approaches. The woman symbolizes the suffering and loss caused by European colonialism in Africa. Her haunting presence reflects the destructive impact of imperialism on indigenous cultures.
