How did the African colonies benefit?

Answer 1

There are numerous negative effects of british colonization of Africa but there are also positive effects, The British established hospitals, schools and put an end to the slave trade. The access to basic medical care and education were in part due to British intervention.

Answer 2

The European countries that colonized Africa were similar to the regimes that had earlier colonized the Mediterranean coasts, but more widespread and more successful thanks to the advancements of 19th century technology. The colonies provided vast new quantities of raw materials that were scarce or unavailable in Europe, and provided new markets for manufactured goods among the populations there. Along with the lands, there were natives who could be pressed into service to find and exploit these resources, a ready source of cheap unskilled labor.

The locations of the colonies also expanded naval control over shipping and trade routes, something that Europe had continually warred over from the 15th to the 18th century.

Answer 3

Colonisation improved aspects of a nation in:

The colonial empires improved roads and transport

hospitals and medical treatment within the country

Jobs and employment rates increased also allowing people to become much moe skilled

Answer 4

Colonization was the best thing that ever happened to Africa, because it helped different people with there education and there lives... If Colonization never happened then the 300 warring tribes, would had been brought peace.

Answer 5

the spread of Christianity to africa

the introduction of nonnative languages

Answer 6

Colonization brought Africa out of its acient method of tribes. The African colonies were given modern sanitation, medicine, and electricity (I could keep going if I wanted to).