Options A, B, and C are the right answers. That the major effects of the European Colonization in Africa were the Improvement in transportation and education systems, Disregard for existing political or ethnic boundaries, Promotion of free trade across countries civil conflicts within Africa.
Option D, cannot be followed because Colonists introduced Christianity in Colonial Africa and not Islam.
African societies faced European expansion between the 1870s and 1900. The main aim of the Colonists was to abuse the Physical and economic resources of the area to serve the Colonizing nation. Therefore, to reach their goal, they<u> promoted Free trade, began an improved way of education (provided education to local people which helped them to learn more about their nation and culture), and built infrastructures. </u>
Ancient Roman law -also known as Justinian law- consisted of codified law. A codex was a gathering of all civil Roman law, to ensure that law and justice were clear and transparent.
Nowadays, we can find codified systems in various European and Latin American countries and in some parts of The United States of America, such as Louisiana. These codified systems were inspired and modeled after ancient Roman law.
Legal terminology used today is highly influenced by Latin terminology -this is terminology used in Roman law.-
Regarding ancient Greece, philosophy developed by the Greeks was used by Romans in the process of developing legal theories and deciding on different points of law. The Draconian code, developed by a Greek, was the one that had a homicide law that distinguished between involuntary homicide and premeditated homicide.
Another important thing to highlight is Greek rhetoric, this is the way in which people spoke which has influenced the way in which lawyers speak nowadays.
Answer:
<u>B. refusing to trade weapons with South Africa.</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Indeed, in South Africa during apartheid (a period of racial segregation fueled by the government), the<u> international community,</u> specifically the United Nations in 1977 drafted a mandatory arms embargo<u>; </u>refusing to trade weapons with South Africa.
Such actions were taken in other to curb the <em>widespread</em> human rights abuses in South Africa at the time
