Scramble and Partition of Africa

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Colonial carve-up of Africa

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Scramble and Partition of AfricaOnline version Colonial carve-up of Africa by LISA AYIEKO 1 The Congo Free State was a colony created by the French government. Yes No 2 The Berlin Conference banned the use of colonial exploration in Africa. Yes No 3 African communities were happy about colonisation and they supported colonial powers. Yes No 4 The Berlin Conference of 1884–85 regulated European colonization and trade in Africa. Yes No 5 Did the Industrial Revolution in Europe slow down the scramble for Africa? Yes No 6 Missionaries supported slavery and provided a chanel between the buyers and sellers. Yes No 7 Did all African nations lose their independence during the partition? Yes No 8 The Scramble for Africa ended peacefully with widespread mutual consent in 1900. Yes No 9 France colonized Kenya. Yes No 10 Did King Leopold II of Belgium personally control a vast territory known as the Congo Free State? Yes No 11 The Suez Canal (1869) intensified European strategic and economic interest in Africa. Yes No 12 All African territories were granted independence by 1910. Yes No 13 Did France control the largest land area in Africa? Yes No 14 Was the "Scramble for Africa" primarily driven by a European desire to spread democracy? Yes No 15 Did the Berlin Conference of 1884–1885 include representatives from most major African kingdoms? Yes No 16 By 1914, was nearly 90% of the African continent under European control? Yes No 17 The Congo Free State was established as the personal possession of King Leopold II of Belgium, later becoming a Belgian colony. Yes No 18 The Scramble for Africa primarily occurred between 1884 and 1914. Yes No 19 European powers drew many colonial borders with little regard to existing ethnic or linguistic groups. Yes No 20 The majority of African borders were drawn to follow ethnic and linguistic boundaries. Yes No

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Scramble and Partition of AfricaOnline version

by LISA AYIEKO

The Congo Free State was a colony created by the French government.

The Berlin Conference banned the use of colonial exploration in Africa.

African communities were happy about colonisation and they supported colonial powers.

The Berlin Conference of 1884–85 regulated European colonization and trade in Africa.

Did the Industrial Revolution in Europe slow down the scramble for Africa?

Missionaries supported slavery and provided a chanel between the buyers and sellers.

Did all African nations lose their independence during the partition?

The Scramble for Africa ended peacefully with widespread mutual consent in 1900.

France colonized Kenya.

Did King Leopold II of Belgium personally control a vast territory known as the Congo Free State?

The Suez Canal (1869) intensified European strategic and economic interest in Africa.

All African territories were granted independence by 1910.

Did France control the largest land area in Africa?

Was the "Scramble for Africa" primarily driven by a European desire to spread democracy?

Did the Berlin Conference of 1884–1885 include representatives from most major African kingdoms?

By 1914, was nearly 90% of the African continent under European control?

The Congo Free State was established as the personal possession of King Leopold II of Belgium, later becoming a Belgian colony.

The Scramble for Africa primarily occurred between 1884 and 1914.

European powers drew many colonial borders with little regard to existing ethnic or linguistic groups.

The majority of African borders were drawn to follow ethnic and linguistic boundaries.