The berlin conference of 1885 is said to have set off a "scramble for africa." that means that europeans rushed to set up colonies in africa. fought each other on african soil before leaving the continent. abandoned plans for establishing african colonies. grew interested in african music and art forms.

That means that Europeans rushed to set up colonies in Africa

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The ''scramble for Africa'' can most simply be defined as the rush of the European colonial powers to take as much territory of this continent as possible. Numerous countries were interested in this period to take territories in Africa. The reasons for that were primarily economic, as Africa had a lot of natural resources that were not touched yet, and the labor force was working fro pretty much nothing, plus it was abundant. The likes of the British Empire and France were the biggest winners, as they were the ones that managed to get the most of the continent, with other countries having much smaller territories under their control.

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