The Scramble for Africa

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The Scramble for Africa

CAUSE

Commercial Greed Industrial Revolution in Europe causes a demand for natural resources Europeans now need new markets for manufactured goods.

EFFECT Loss of Natural Resources Hurt Africa Economically for years to come

CAUSE

European Territorial Ambition England, France, Belgium, Portugal, all wanted to be bigger, better, richer and have more land New Imperialism

EFFECT Loss of control for Africans Government run by Europeans Europeans had no respect for African culture or values

CAUSE

European Political Rivalry European nations were bickering over the division of Africa Met at the Berlin Conference (1884-1885) Decided how Africa would be partitioned No Africans were represented at the conference

EFFECT Europeans divided Africa No regards for ethnic groups Conflicts and Wars

Positives? Some improvements such as healthcare, schools, roads, communication International Trade Christianity Spread

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