Mineral resources made South Africa a place of interest to the international community. The Dutch and the British fought over control of South Africa's diamond and gold resources.
They costed resources and also returned resources depending on the camp
During American exploration of the West, native Americans lost sacred land and hunting grounds. They also had competition for food and resources.
no impact
what was the impact of the war during the world war II
the social impact was nothing
These things seldom have any positive or negative effects on development Wrong. The correct Gradpoint/Novanet answer is Poor climate, rainfall, and a lack of mineral resources complicate development. ~Chris
You should know Africa has a large population bigger than the US. The more people the more resources. And these resources probably come from the environment and if it's man made stuff. The factories impact the world. Sorry it's not a lot.
During this period of time, industrialized powers such as Great Britain, France, Germany etc. all vied for dominance. Industrialization was the fuel for imperialism. In order to sustain industrialization, vast amounts of resources were needed. Where did many of these resources come from? Africa. Thus the "Scramble for Africa" began. In the Berlin Conference essentially Africa was divided up among the European powers for its resources.
European armies in Africa destroyed villages and crops in an effort to prevent their enemies from accessing African resources.
European armies in Africa destroyed villages and crops in an effort to prevent their enemies from accessing African resources.
European armies in Africa destroyed villages and crops in an effort to prevent their enemies from accessing African resources.
Economic decline unless an alternative is found- - - -Gold mining generates a lot of jobs, which is good, but not a great deal of profit, as the mines are deep and expensive to operate. If they were to close there would be an impact on the economy, but not at all a crippling blow.South Africa is a modern diversified economy with many other mineral resources, agriculture, manufacturing industry, services of all kinds, a strong business and financial services sector and communications and entertainment industries.
So America can have slaves.The above answer is very simplistic, there were many reasons why Africa was colonized most of them being driven by profit and business interests. Africa has massive natural resources to exploit and that was predominantly the driving force behind deeper expansion into Africa, during the early 1900s Africa also provided a military basis and startegic area for the allied forces during WW1 and WW2.
how would these resources impact human settlement
Don L. McGee has written: 'Mineral resources of Alaska and the impact of Federal land policies on their availability' -- subject(s): Coal, Land use
silly people!! Africa is so POOR it has no radios or cultural impact!!!
They costed resources and also returned resources depending on the camp