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    In the 1800s, Western European powers colonized and exerted control over much of Africa, imposing their cultures and rules. They established three types of colonial territories: colonies, where European culture was directly imposed; protectorates, which were nominally independent but had to follow European rules; and spheres of influence, where countries had to trade primarily with the influencing European power. This colonial control disrupted existing African societies and economies.

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    In the 1800s, Western European powers colonized and exerted control over much of Africa, imposing their cultures and rules. They established three types of colonial territories: colonies, where European culture was directly imposed; protectorates, which were nominally independent but had to follow European rules; and spheres of influence, where countries had to trade primarily with the influencing European power. This colonial control disrupted existing African societies and economies.

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    In the 1800s, Western European powers colonized and exerted control over much of Africa, imposing their cultures and rules. They established three types of colonial territories: colonies, where European culture was directly imposed; protectorates, which were nominally independent but had to follow European rules; and spheres of influence, where countries had to trade primarily with the influencing European power. This colonial control disrupted existing African societies and economies.

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    G.Q. What Impact did Imperialism have on Africa?

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    Answer the following: Copy the question and the answer choice only. 1) In the 1800s, empires in the Middle East, India, Africa, and China had A) advanced technology B) stayed mostly the same C) grown weak and disorganized D) grown stronger 2) Most Westerners felt their culture was

    A) equal to non-Western cultures B) better than non-Western cultures C) inferior to non-Western cultures

    I) African Characteristics 1800s


    A) Famines - Farming is difficult due to droughts

    B) Poverty many people are poor C) Disease No medicine. Average life span is 33 years old

    II)Europe Imperializes Africa


    A) Colonies Imposing European culture onto the Africans in an area B) Protectorates Areas that were free, but had to follow European rules. Area is Protected by a European country

    C) Spheres of Influence Area of land that influenced by an outside country. Must trade with that outside country

    Protectorates

    Spheres of Influence

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