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How did European nations especially the east react to the Soviet Union collapsing?
European nations in the western part of Europe and in the eastern part of Europe, for the most part were glad to see the menace of the USSR dissolve. The previously communist nations were glad to be free of the USSR and in the western nations they were happy that their eastern neighbors would be free and create governments that respected the civil rights that were denied to them by the USSR.
What was the relationship between South Africa and Germany in World War 2?
South Africa was part of the British Comonwealth Nations, and at war with Germany in World WAR II
Was driving the axis powers from north Africa part of the European front of world war 2?
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What Countries were Invaded by the Naxi's?
France, Luxembourg (I was born there!), Austria, Denmark, Poland and other European countries, North Africa and part of Russia
What was the importance of the Berlin conference?
Berlin, Conference of, 1884-85, international meeting aimed at settling the problems connected with European colonies in Africa. At the invitation of the German chancellor Otto von Bismarck, representatives of all European nations, the United States, and the Ottoman Empire met at Berlin to consider problems arising out of European penetration of W Africa. The stated purpose of the meeting was to guarantee free trade and navigation on the Congo and on the lower reaches of the Niger. In fact, the territorial adjustments made among the powers were the important result. The sovereignty of Great Britain over S Nigeria was recognized. The claims of the International Association, a private corporation controlled by King Leopold II of Belgium, were more or less recognized; these applied to the greater part of the Congo. These territorial awards ignored French claims to parts of the Congo and of Nigeria and the historical claim of Portugal to the mouth of the Congo. The attempts to guarantee free trade and the neutrality of the region in wartime and to set up rules for future colonial expansion in Africa were hailed, but soon the agreements proved too vague to be workable.
How did Africa become part of the British Empire?
By conquests from several European nations. The European nations had many firearms, and Africa and India did not have that many at all compared to the Europeans. This caused conquests and how India and Africa became part of the British Empire
What part of africa has the Largest population of European descendants?
east africa
What part did gunpowder play in the relationship between European nations and people in other lands?
The European nations had guns and cannons. Other people had swords and clubs. It's not hard to see who had the upper hand. That is why the Americas, Africa, Australia, and many parts of Aisa were controled by European powers for a couple hundred years.
What part of Africa has Mostly European descendants?
southern Africa 100% right answer garenteed. Largest population of European descendants- Southern Africa
What is UK part of?
The European Union, NATO, United Nations.
To what part of Africa did European slave traders go to find slaves to take to the Americas?
European slave traders mainly went to the coastal West African modern day nations such as Liberia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone.
Are Slovenia and Macedonia a part of Africa?
No. They are European countries.
Is the Dominican Republic part of the united nations?
yeh, and the european union
Why did Estonia adopted the euro currency?
because they are part of the European Nations.
What is the name for the group of nations that were once part of the British Empire?
British Commonwealth of Nations
How did European partitioning across Africa contribute to artificial political boundaries?
The European powers, when agreeing on their spheres of influence in the Berlin Congress of 1885 had to create boundaries, because Africa was a collection of thousands of tribal lands that - certainly south of the Sahara - simply did not know the concept of nationality, nor the idea of fixed boundaries. The 'natural' boundaries of tribal lands were often hotly contested and the ubiquitous slavery all over Africa (long after the 'Western' nations had abandoned it) was a result of those endless tribal conflicts.The European-drawn boundaries had the result - that by the way for the most part only became a problem after the nations' independence around 1960 - that traditionally hostile tribes were now thrown together in one nation-State and forced to cooperate and divide power peacefully. Also, the European boundaties sometimes cut straight across tribal lands, causing a tribe to be divided over two States.
Is South Africa part of any alliances?
South Africa is currently a member of the African Union and the United Nations.
