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How did European colonialism affect africas culture?
it had a negative affect in the farming economy if Africa
How did Christopher Columbus affect the Caribbean?
He introduced European culture
How did eupopean colonialism affect Africa's culture?
Colonialists destroyed their way of life. They were happy in the traditional economy style tribes and they didn't know how to survive in western civilization lifestyle. Thus they were thrown into poverty and treated as second class citizens in their own home. and the africa is really good place
How did the mansa musa's pilgrimage affect europeans view towards Africa?
Mansa Musa's pilgrimage affects European views toward Africa in a good way. Mansa Musa was a devout Muslim who made a pilgrimage to Mecca that helped spread Mali's fame.
How does Arab Muslims culture affect life in north Africa?
Find it in ur book! don't be lazy!!
How did trade affect the coastal cultural of East Africa?
Nathu la pass
How did Africa's abundance in gold salt and Ivory and diamonds affect European's decisions?
it made them want to stay there and get the resources.
How did trade affect European navigation?
how did trade affect european navigation they affect because Asia affect
How did the European affect the arawak culture?
They slaughtered most of them and enslaved the rest but those who were enslaved died too because of disease.
How did the end of the cold war affect African govs?
It may have affected Africa's white rulers (European colonizers), but otherwise Africa was always consumed by racial issues (apartheid).
How did the middle passage affect Africa?
Africa had a major de-populization of their people. But the Africans weren't kidnapped, they traded European goods for them and then brought them back to the new America(s).
How did colonialism affect the igbo culture?
Colonialism negatively impacted Igbo culture by introducing new social, economic, and political systems that disrupted traditional practices and beliefs. Colonial powers also imposed their language, religion, and legal systems on the Igbo people, leading to a loss of cultural identity and social cohesion. The exploitation of natural resources further contributed to economic inequalities and social dislocation within Igbo society.
