Which of the following way a major reason why an agricultural or industrial revolution never developed in africa?

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2 answers:

Arte-miy333 [17]4 years ago

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It's because Africa's workforce was depleted by the slave trade

Ksivusya [100]4 years ago

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Answer:

C) Africa's workforce was depleted by the slave trade .

Explanation:

The African continent has not yet left upon the agrarian revolution, neither has it yet entered the industrial age. Agricultural stagnation isn't the result of constrained industrialization, as the World Bank contends against all the proof, yet the culmination of a no less stamped modern stagnation.

Just six African nations, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco, have a infrastructure that can be depicted as industrialized. In the landmass in general industry utilizes less than 10% of the dynamic populace, and therefore stays underneath the limit from which it is conceivable to discuss an auxiliary creation part. Aside from the six nations demonstrated there are lacking assembling units to comprise a industrialized system: the network of between modern trade is still practically clear.

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