Europeans in Africa.

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Europeans in Africa

Moving Inward Explorers were first – mapped rivers, mountains, and plains Missionaries followed – converting natives and helping to abolish slavery Military moved in when Africans resisted (which they often did)

EQ: How did European beliefs and actions at the Berlin Conference both unite and divide African societies?

Conflict – The Berlin Conference 1880s – nations were fighting over territory 1884 – Otto von Bismarck called a conference in Berlin to partition – divide up Africa by formal treaty 14 European nations and the US were invited, not a single African nation or person was invited to this garden party!!

Berlin Conference

The Scramble for Africa (1880-1900) was a period of rapid colonization of the African continent by European powers 1850 = small colonies along the coast 1914 = only Ethiopia and Liberia remained independent

A Seed of Nationalism is Planted in Africa Over time, numerous tribes united against a common enemy: European Powers

EQ: How did European imperialism impact the economies of the African colonies?

Economic Impact: Shift from subsistence farming (growing your crops and then eating them with your family, this is your only job and you make no income) to cash crops (growing crops and then selling them for income) Creation of plantations and mines Exploitation of raw materials and resources European control of markets – economic control