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What can maps tell us about African independence?

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Maps can help us analyze relationships and patterns between political boundary lines and features in Africa to describe possible trends in independence movements.

Maps can help us see that Europeans were unwilling to give up their African colonies.

Maps can identify that the struggle for independence was easy for some African territories and hard for others.

Maps can show us how rivers and oceans played into the different independence movements.

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*Maps can help us see that Europeans were unwilling to give up their African colonies.*

umka21 [38]3 years ago

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. Africa was controlled by European nations the french controlled much of west and central Africa the British controlled much of the south Africa and large portions of east Africa the Belgians controlled the Congo

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