Somalia was colonized in the late 19th century during the "Scramble for Africa," when European powers competed for territorial control. The British established a protectorate in northern Somalia, known as British Somaliland, while Italy colonized the southern regions, creating Italian Somaliland. The colonization process involved treaties, military conquests, and the exploitation of local rivalries, leading to significant social and economic changes in the region. The colonial period was marked by resistance from Somali clans, but ultimately, European powers consolidated their control until Somalia gained independence in the early 1960s.
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Well the answer is very simple... the felt like it.
In the late 1880s, Europeans participated in what is called the Scramble for Africa. Those who set their sights on Somalia and used trickery to eventually colonize Somalia were: Italy, Britain, and France. France colonized what is now known as the country of Djibouti, Britain colonized the north-western region of Somalia known as Somaliland, and the Italians colonized what is north-eastern Somalia and southern Somalia.
Italy was the country to officially colonize Somalia
hello all colonization have one interest for the worth and cost of colonization. the prise must give more in return or long value in return. 1. somalia has longest coast 2.somalia has very end of red sea to indian ocean. 3.somalia has very busy shipping lane 4.somalia is very close to arab nation 5.somalia has both petrolium and uranium 6.people can be divided easly with tribe system. perfact nation to keep
Italy colonised Eritrea, Libya and most of Somalia. It also occupied Ethiopia for five years.
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Britain did not colonize Thailand.
SOMALIA NEVER HAD A QUEEN.
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