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England is connected to Africa through historical, cultural, and economic ties. The legacy of British colonialism established political and social relationships that persist today, influencing trade, migration, and cultural exchange. Additionally, many African communities in England contribute to the multicultural fabric of British society. Furthermore, ongoing collaborations in areas such as education, development, and environmental issues reinforce these connections.
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Where is Africa connected to?
Africa is connected to Asia: Egypt is connected to Jordan, which is in Asia. Africa is almost connected to Europe: Spain is almost connected to Morocco.
What three places did the triangular trade routes connect?
England, England Colonies, and Africa
Was Africa connected to Scandinavia?
No.
Is South Africa independent from England?
Yes, South Africa is independent of England
What landform was East Africa once connected to?
It was connected to the Arabian Peninsula.
How is South Africa different to England?
It is in Africa
Is Africa in England?
No. Africa is a conitnent of over 50 countries. England is one country in Europe.
How do bananas travel from Africa to England?
Bananas travel about 900-1200 miles to get to England from Africa
When was Church of England in South Africa created?
Church of England in South Africa was created in 1938.
Routes that connected West Africa and North Africa in the 1400s?
Trade routes
Is Europe connected to Africa by land?
Yes
How long is it on a plane from England to Africa?
In addition to the type of 'plane, it depends where in Africa you are going and where in England you start from.
