There was pronounced imperialism in African countries a key example being the British rules in Kenya. The largest colonizers of the African countries were French and the British although other groups were also involved an example being Belgium that colonized Congo. The main purpose of colonization was to support the ‘mother’ countries, and this led to the massive taking of the natural resources that were taken by the colonial masters to drive their industrialized economies. Agricultural products that included coffee and horticultural products were taken from Kenya to Britain. There was also taking of human labor and individuals were forced to grow cash crops instead of food crops. With the end of imperialism, a power vacuum was created and
