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What does Africa's smooth coastline mean?
Africa had very few natural harbors to help with trade. A jagged coastline would result in deeper waters and better natural harbors.
Why did the british want Sudan?
West Africa was wanted by the British because of trade. There were many ports and harbours in those areas, or places where ports or harbours could be built. Also, West Africa was closest to America than any other African ports, and would aid greatly in the slave trade.
Which is the best natural port in India?
Mumbai, (biggest ) marmugao (goa) tuticorin (tamilnadu ) kochi and vizhinjam (kerala) visakapatnam ( largest natural harbour ) these are natural harbours in india
Why were there so few ancient ruins in Africa?
why are there so few ancient ruins in Africa
Why did Europeans see Africa as a new opportunity to establish colonialism?
nova net: becasue Africa had many natural resources
What are the large flat areas of land in Africa?
There are veldts in southern Africa and specifically, the Serengeti plains. Much of the interior of Africa is a high plateau. There are remarkably few natural harbours, and few of the rivers are navigable. That is why the interior of Africa was not explored by Europeans until the 19th century.
what is 14+6x=2?
hilly, sometimes even mountainous, and there are a few natural harbours
Why does Australia not have natural harbours?
The question proceeds from a false assumption. Australia has many natural harbours. Sydney Harbour, for example, is one of the largest natural harbours in the world.
What are the uses of creeks?
creeks are natural harbours
How many natural harbors are there in the Philippines?
60 natural harbours and we have about 34,000 coral reefs
Which of the following harbours is considered as the world's finest natural harbour?
Sydney harbour
Why does Africa have very few natural harbour?
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What does Africa's smooth coastline mean?
Africa had very few natural harbors to help with trade. A jagged coastline would result in deeper waters and better natural harbors.
Why did the british want Sudan?
West Africa was wanted by the British because of trade. There were many ports and harbours in those areas, or places where ports or harbours could be built. Also, West Africa was closest to America than any other African ports, and would aid greatly in the slave trade.
Why did Europeans view Africa as an opportunity to spread imperialism?
Africa had many Natural Resources
Which body of water is often protected naturally from storms by barrier islands and also contains a mixture of water and salt water?
natural harbours
What was Operation Mulberry?
It was to do with the Allied landings in France , 1944. For more info check this page out: http://search.eb.com/normandy/articles/Mulberry.html The construction of the mulberry harbours directly after the invasion. Briefly, artificial harbours were built and floated across the English Channel to the French coast in order to speed up the unloading of fleets of large cargo ships from America with shiploads of men and war materiel to support the Allied advances across the Western Front. These floating harbours would be used until suitable natural harbours and infrastructures could be captured and used. The German occupiers had booby-trapped the docks, wharves etc. in the few French harbours to prevent their use during any successful invasion of the French coast. Without the success of Operation Mulberry, the war in Nazi-occupied Europe would have dragged on for a very long time indeed.
