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The treatment of Africans by Europeans during the colonial era was largely exploitative and oppressive. European powers often enforced harsh labor systems, such as slavery and forced labor, leading to widespread suffering and social disruption. Additionally, colonial policies stripped Africans of their land, resources, and autonomy, undermining their cultures and societies. Overall, the legacy of European colonialism in Africa is marked by significant human rights abuses and economic exploitation.
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What ways were the Europeans affected by the Columbian Exchange?
Europeans were mainly by the crop tobacco. It grew well and was cheap and popular.
Did bartolomeu dias treat others well?
he treated his crew well.
Why were Europeans able to grow crops successfully in the New World?
Europeans were able to grow crops successfully in the New World due to the region's diverse climate and fertile land, which were conducive to agriculture. They brought with them advanced farming techniques and crop varieties from Europe that adapted well to the new environment. Additionally, the availability of labor from Indigenous peoples and later enslaved Africans facilitated large-scale farming operations. This combination allowed for the establishment of successful agricultural economies in the Americas.
How long did African Slavery go on for?
Slavery and the slave trade in Africa continue to this day. The African slave trade existed prior to the arrival of Europeans and is known to be responsible for slavery in Northern Africa as well as for exporting millions of Africans as slaves to Middle Eastern countries as well as to Asia and the Americas. The United States of America specifically banned African (and any other form of) slavery over a century ago.
Who felt that africans as well as African Americans needed to help themselves for economic improvement?
Booker T. Washington
How did the spanish treat the africans when they came?
ok well i dont know
How did Africans perceive Europeans in 1500?
Africans in 1500 likely perceived Europeans as foreign and potentially dangerous outsiders. They may have viewed them with curiosity, as well as suspicion, given the Europeans' advanced weaponry and unfamiliar customs. There may have been a mix of reactions, including fear, awe, and a desire for trade or alliances.
Was the most important trade good between the Africans and Europeans in the 1400s to the 1800's was cotton?
My quiz said it was NOT cotton. I think it oil. Ya my homeschooling quiz says it oil. IM homeschooled btw
How would you compare the relationship Europeans formed with West Africans to the ones with native Americans?
Well they were both very similar in some aspects.
What were two technological advances Europeans had over Africans?
Well, honey, Europeans had a leg up on Africans with their fancy schmancy guns and ships. They also had the upper hand with their knowledge of metalworking and agricultural techniques. But hey, at the end of the day, it's not about who had the better toys, it's about how you use them.
What reasons does Alexander give to explain why Africans were deemed the ideal slaves?
Alexander attributes the perception of Africans as ideal slaves to factors such as physical traits, geographic location, cultural differences, and historical context. He suggests that Europeans viewed Africans as suitable for slavery due to their physical strength, skin color, geographical proximity to trade routes, cultural practices that were unfamiliar and therefore deemed inferior or barbaric, as well as the historical precedent of slavery in African societies.
Why did Europeans see Africans as a new opportunity to established colonialism?
Europeans saw Africans as a new opportunity for colonialism due to factors such as the abundance of resources like gold, ivory, and slaves in Africa, as well as the lack of strong centralized governments in many African societies that made them easier to conquer. Additionally, the development of new technologies like steamships and repeating rifles enabled Europeans to penetrate deeper into Africa.
What distinct advantage did industralized European have over the non-industralized nations of Asia and Africa?
A Well-defined infrastructure.
How did the columbian exchange get the lives of people involved explain?
well Columbus and other Europeans brought diseases killing the people.
What are some human features of Israel?
Israelis look like any other Europeans or Americans. The majority are caucasion, but there's a large number of other minorities as well, including Asians and Africans.
Is Caribbean in Africa?
No the Caribbean is not in Africa but it do consist of Africans. As well as East Idians, Chinese, Syrians, Europeans. Its is a chanin of islands and some main lands that is washed by the Caribbean sea and its South of South America.
Why did they refer to the africans as robust?
They refered to the Africans as robust because before they enslaved Africans, they tried to enslave Native Americans; but things did not work out very well. The Native Americans were not very strong and neither were their immune systems. They got sick very often from the foreignors and died in great numbers. Afterwhich the Europeans looked for other people, more reliable people. They looked to Africa, and saw how the people were strong, healthy, hearty, and vigorous (robust).
