What was the purpose of pan-Africanism?

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Otrada [13]2 years ago

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D) To unite people of African descent around the world

Pan-Africanism is an ideology and a movement based on the idea that African people (In the continent and outside of it) share a common destiny and should be unified. In simple terms, its purpose is to unite and uplift people of African descent around the world.

Pan-Africanism also aims to regenerate and promote a feeling of oneness and brotherhood among African descent and glorifies African values as well as their past.

Vlad1618 [11]2 years ago

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The correct answer is D)to unite people of African descent around the world

Pan-Africanism was about uniting people who have African heritage all throughout the world, regardless of their current place of residence.

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