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What was the first permanent European settlement on African continent?
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What were the African settlement colonies?
The African settlement of colonies was based on countries, such as Kenya and Rhodesia, provided land for European settlers.
What continent is the Mediterranean sea off of?
South of the European Continent and north of the African
What was the role of the west African's played in the European settlement of the America's?
to be slaves
Where is Mediterranean located?
South of the European Continent and North of the African
What continents are North and South of the Mediterranean Sea?
You would have the European continent to the North and the African continent to the South.
What two continent crashed together to form the Alps?
The African and European plates.
Jamestown became a wealthier and more permanent settlement because of the arrival of which two groups?
African Americans and Women
What borders the Mediterranean Sea?
The Mediterranean Sea is bounded by the European Continent in the north, by the African Continent on the south, by the Asian Continent in the east, and by the Straits of Gibraltar in the west.
Why did Europeans build empires in Africa?
They thought they were going to live there forever
What were effects of the European colonization of Africa?
The European colonization of Africa had wide-ranging effects on the continent. It led to the exploitation of African resources, the imposition of European rule and systems of governance, the displacement and marginalization of African cultures and societies, and the establishment of racial hierarchies. It also contributed to economic underdevelopment and political instability in many African countries.
What was the result of growing nationalism and Pan-Africanism on European-African relations?
The result of growing nationalism and Pan-Africanism was increased resistance by African nations against European colonization and exploitation. This led to a push for decolonization and independence across the African continent, ultimately shifting power dynamics in European-African relations.
European country that had the most African colonies one third of the continent and 64 million people to rule?
Britain
