The Berlin Conference of 1884–1885 marked the climax of the European competition for territory in Africa, a process commonly known as the Scramble for Africa. During the 1870's and early 1880's European nations such as Great Britain, France, and Germany began looking to Africa for natural resources for their growing industrial sectors as well as a potential market for the goods these factories produced. As a result, these governments sought to safeguard their commercial interests in Africa and began sending scouts to the continent to secure treaties from indigenous peoples or their supposed representatives. Similarly, Belgium’s King Leopold II, who aspired to increase his personal wealth by acquiring African territory, hired agents to lay claim to vast tracts of land in central Africa. To protect Germany’s commercial interests, German Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck, who was otherwise uninterested in Africa, felt compelled to stake claims to African land.
Someone's preference in politics usually based on the value and principle that we have. If, a scientist somehow negatively displayed a certain aspect/behavior of politics, a lot of people will see that as an attack to their value/principle, which will lead to public attacks toward that scientist. Because of this, many scientists are cautious about this topic
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DNA plays a very significant role in the field of forensic science. During any criminal investigation, the DNA can reveal the prime guilt or the innocence of a person. The smaller pieces of evidence collected from the crime scene is sufficient for finding out the hint regarding a criminal.
Some of the evidence from which the DNA of a particular person can be identified includes the hair with the roots, tooth with the pulp, bones with bone marrow.
DNA study can also aid in establishing the identity of a missing person, both dead and buried remains. Moreover, the analysis of DNA evidence can help in clarifying paternity and maternity disputes.
