discouraging than having your entire world torn apart by foreigners. However, the thoughts and feelings of native Africans didn’t stop the Europeans from implanting themselves and dominating every aspect of society. So what were the reasons for European imperialism in Africa? There was large national competition, cultural attitudes, and sizable economical benefits.
During the 19th century, Europe was propelled by competition. Many of the great powers, including Britain, France, and Germany, had turned against…
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