African countries had been economically devastated by the Atlantic slave trade.
People in Algeria fought against the French for almost 50 years. in germen East Africa , thousands died when they tried to use spiritual power to fight German machine guns. only Ethiopians did resistance succeed. therefore, emperor menelik II cleverly played one Europeans country against another.
by Paul Yawson Asa
People in Africa would not have been as technologically advanced as the invaders, so they would not have been easily able to resist. They would not have had the weapons. Also they would have been less organised. There would have been lots of small tribes, which would not have worked together to form a larger resistance.
Because of the Europeans military power which were superior than those of africans
The Africans were not stupid. They knew that the Europeans wanted to extract their resources and enslave them. The Africans as a result would reject their demands.
whay did Africa failed to resist colonialism
the gold and diamonds found there
Disunity among africa
after WWII
China rapidly industrialized in hopes of competing with European rivals.
Africa was divided up by the European colonial powers, with little concern for ethnic divisions or African tribal traditions.
I think its African.
0 mph. Cause it can not carry half a coconut.
Ethiopia
Cultural, outsider
after WWII
Ethiopia and Sudan
after WWII
Chimurenga (Zimbabwe) and Maji-maji (tanganyika)
yes
In the colonies of the United States there was no education for slaves. It was against the law to teach them to read and there was no resistance to these policies.
As of 2016, every major European former colonial power has suffered at least one defeat in an African State, but the question is likely referring to the ITALIAN defeat against the Ethiopians at the Battle of Adwa, which was the only major defeat of a European colonial power prior to World War II by an African country.
A common theme in postcolonial African literature is the exploration of the effects of colonialism on individuals, communities, and societies. Authors often critically examine issues such as cultural displacement, identity formation, power dynamics, and resistance to colonial rule. Through their writings, they seek to reclaim African voices, histories, and perspectives that were marginalized or suppressed during the colonial era.
Colonial cultures are a mix of indigenous peoples, African slaves, and European colonists.
They were afraid they would lose their supply of natural resources.