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Cameroon, africa – Sebastian drostby German imperialism Cameroon, africa – Sebastian drostby

WORLD MAP: Cameroon

Colonization of Cameroon Colonized by the Germans 1884-1916 New imperialism Exploited for economic benefit

Positive/negative effects (positives..) Improved railway systems Modern hospitals Education Modern farms Mining

Positive/negative (negatives…) Forced Labor Unfair fight Slavery

Independence October 24th, 1958 March 16th, 1959 January 1st, 1960 Independence from France

Independence movement No specific leader Group: UPC Rebellion Fought for freedom

Economic 2,300 GDP Per capita Trading improved People worked for longer Germany invested in Cameroon Infrastructure improved

political Organized government Multiparty presidential regime Trust in government

social Women treated bad No respect Children receive education

Conclusion Cameroon benefitted Harsh treatment Negative way of achieving something positive

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