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What effect did the Berlin conference have on sub-saharan Africa?
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Many of the borders established in this conference are still in existence today creating deadly conflicts amongst ethnic groups.
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What happened in the Berlin conference?
In 1884, the meeting of European nations decided that any colonial power would have to inform all other nations of their intention to begin a colony. This had the effect of dividing up Africa among the powers of Europe and limiting conflicts that would occur.
How did the Berlin Wall effect families in Berlin?
That the Berlin Wall was to dived East and West Germany... This is not the answer to the question this person is silly!
What the effect of the event were?
WW11, fall of the Berlin Wall, holocost
How did the fall of Berlin wall effect the German community?
The Berlin Wall was a physical dividing line that divided families without visitation rights. The wall divided the city of Berlin into TWO different cities; East Berlin and West Berlin.
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How did the fall of the Berlin Wall effect America?
It marked the end of the cold war
What was an effect of the Berlin Crisis?
It turned many Cuban Americans against Kennedy.
Did the people in West Berlin ever have curfews?
No there were no curfews in effect for the West Germans.
What countries does malaria effect?
Africa
What will be discussed in the Copenhagen conference?
INternationally binding actions to curb the hot house effect.
What was an effect of agreements made by allies at the postdam conference?
Soviets declared war on Japan.
The consequences for the battle of Berlin?
The long-term effect of Battle of Berlin was the division of this town. West Berlin was defined by the quadripartite agreement on West Berlin and the East Berlin was the capital of German Democratic Republic.
