Afric The Impact Of The European Colonization Of Africa

The colonization of Africa has traced back into the late 1800’s. Britain cut a large piece of the African cake starting from Cairo to Cape Town. In addition to Nigeria and West Africa. Lots of ethnic groups in Africa made boundaries where the European powers could not get through. The French took the East to West side of Africa including Madagascar. British ruled the Arabs in the North and the Blacks in the South of Sudan then they combined. The portegese took over Angola, Mosanbeak and Ginibesi in the late 1970. The Germans took over the blacks from Cameroon.
Colonization of 90% of the land that Africa owns is taken off by all the European Powers together. By the 19th century the European powers had rapidly expanded across Africa. The Germans decided to invite all of the European Powers to Berlin to discuss the power they had over Africa. While this was happening Africa
Long before Britain had officially taken over Nigeria as a colony, there was a large involvement in Slavery. Slave trade was a large involvement by the British economy/powers. Lots of the African students were cut from there cultures.
The Africans didn’t give up easily against the European powers they actually resisted quite violently. At the end of the 1800’s most of Africa and Asia had been survely colonized by all of the British power and the rest of the European powers.
In the book about King Leopold’s Ghost there was a lot of information about the colonization of Africa. Leopold was Congo’s new leader and did not have much education in him because of where he came from. Very few Africans had good education and very few college graduates. The economy and government percent was low and no education or leadership opportunities were around.
In 1914 the colonialism was really big with the European power taking over Africa. The French took most of Africa including Senegal, Togo, Cote d’Ivore, Niger and Middle