PLEASE HELP M DUE TONIGHT! 1. One of the main reasons Europeans were able to colonise Africa was because they had access to

True or false? (BEFORE THE TRANS ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE AND THE COLONISATION OF AFRICA!!)

1. Africa was thriving and succeeding with an abundance of natural resources

2. Africa was full of strong and successful kingdoms and empires

3. Africa as a place of higher learning at home to the worlds first universities

NO LONGER TRUE/FALSE

3. by doing this colonial powers cause long-term damage to Africa because this led to conflicts in civil wars

4. once African countries gained independence what was used to create the boundaries for the newly independent countries

5. The modern day political boundaries civil wars and conflicts found in Africa can be often trace back to

One of the main reasons Europeans could colonize Africa was because they had access to "Guns and Ammunition."

It is True that Africa was thriving and succeeding with an abundance of natural resources.

It is True that Africa was full of strong and successful kingdoms and empires.

It is True that Africa is a place of higher learning, home to the world's first universities.

By partitioning Africa, colonial powers caused long-term damage to Africa because this led to conflicts in civil wars.

Once African countries gained independence, Ethnic features were used to create the boundaries for the newly independent countries.

The modern-day political boundaries civil wars, and conflicts found in Africa can often be traced back to European partitioning and colonization.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that Africa has been a major continent in the grand scheme of World Affairs.

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