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3 years ago

In a 150-word essay, describe the effects of European colonization on the people of Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Colonization of Sub-Saharan areas of Africa caused many more evils than it did good. The longest standing effect is that tribes and people were split into states regardless of their ethnic origin so entire tribes were split involuntarily across the continent which still causes problems in modern society. In the short run, it enabled many things like slavery to prosper or exploitation of goods. Some even treated African states as their own personal property so genocides were a common thing and many wars were fought over this kind of behavior. In South Africa, we saw the apartheid as an effect of colonization which exited until recent times. Expand that to fit the size of your essay.

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