The Scramble for Africa

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The Scramble for Africa What were the motives of European colonizers during the scramble for Africa?

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When you see these picture what are your thoughts?

Exploration of Africa Mid 1800s: Africa was divided into various kingdoms European countries controlled a few coastlines (10%) – Why? 1. Europeans could not navigate the rivers of interior Africa 2. Lack of interest keep Europeans out of interior Africa Steam engine, made it possible for Europeans to navigate interior rivers David Livingstone explore interior Africa, interest rises Livingstone’s goal to convert Africans to Christianity Livingstone disappears. American newspaper hires Henry Stanley to try to find him

After finding Livingstone, Stanley explores along the Congo River Explorations attract the interest of Belgian King Leopold II King Leopold hires Stanley to help obtain land in the Congo Leopold wants minerals & rubber in the region but says he wants to convert Africans to Christianity 10 million Africans die due to abuses during Leopold’s rule Belgian Gov takes Congo from Leopold, becomes Belgian Congo Rest of Europe want a land in Africa, mad scramble begins

Portugal Spain Italy Germany France Belgium Britain Netherlands Mad Scramble for Africa Political Cartoon Portugal Spain Italy Germany France Belgium Britain 1. Identify the people in the cartoon 2. Identify the action in the cartoon Netherlands

Berlin Conference The discovery of diamonds and gold intensify the scramble European countries feared war could break out over Africa 1884: to prevent conflict, European nations meet at the Berlin Conference to lay down rules for the colonization of Africa Most powerful countries would claim areas they wanted first African leaders or people are not consulted

1) Europeans want raw materials for their factories + new markets Why Does Imperialism happen in Africa? 1) Europeans want raw materials for their factories + new markets 2) Wanted to gain new colonies for national pride/power 3) Racism & Social Darwinism (survival of fittest applies to humans) 4) Missionaries wanted to convert Africa to Christianity How does Imperialism happen in Africa? 1) Technological advances: weapons, steam engine, medicine communications 2) Variety of cultures and languages keep Africans disunified How does this effect Africans? 1. Cash crops instead of “food” crops – causes famine 2. Different ethnic groups forced together into a country