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How many countries have never been colonized?
Thailand, only one country in South East Asia has never been colonized.( wrong answer) ETHIOPIA the only African country never been colonized.
What effects did Ethiopia face from colonization?
Ethiopia was the only African country to NOT be colonized
What European country colonized lesotho?
The United Kingdom colonized the African nation of Lesotho.
What African country was colonized by Italy?
libya
African countries which were colonised?
Almost all the African countries were colonized by European nations. Liberia and Ethiopia were the only countries that were not colonized.
What country colonized there and why?
It is hard to tell what country colonized there and why since there are no specifics. However, most African countries were colonized by Western countries. The main reason was the resources available among other factors.
What name is given to African countries that were not colonised?
There was only one country that was never colonized: Ethiopia. Every other colony in Africa (including Liberia) was colonized at one point or another. As a result, there is no name given to this collection of one country.
What west African country did the British colonized first?
Gambia,sierleon and Nigeria
Is Thailand the only country not colonized?
Yes it is. Thailand is the only one country in South East Asia that had not been colonized by any Europeans. This is why Thailand prides itself on being the only country in Southeast Asia, which was not colonized by the European powers
Is Brazil the only coutry that was colonized by Portugal?
No, Portugal colonized some African countries and some Asian lands as well.
What is the only country in Africa to not be colonized?
the only county of east Africa that was never coonized by the europeans was the ethiopians
What is the only African country never to have been occupied by a foreign power?
Ethiopia is the only African country never to have been colonized by a European power. Italy attempted to invade Ethiopia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but the Ethiopian forces successfully defended their country and maintained their independence.
