What Motivated the Europeans to Colonize Africa
In the early 1870s and 1900s, Africa faced European imperialist aggressions, diplomatic pressures, and invasions by the Europeans, and eventually conquered the nation, and then colonizing it. At the same time, African communities put up various forms of resistance against the temptation to colonize their countries and to foist foreign superiority. The Europeans not only wanted to own the colony, but also wanted the land because you will be able to grow anything naturally.
During the Age of Discovery, the Europeans began to colonize the countries they had found and use them for their own desire. Also, the Europeans spread Christianity throughout those countries, and reaped wealth through trade
In the early 1870s and 1900s, Africa faced European imperialist aggressions, diplomatic pressures, and invasions by the Europeans, and eventually conquered the nation, and then colonizing it. At the same time, African communities put up various forms of resistance against the temptation to colonize their countries and to foist foreign superiority. The Europeans not only wanted to own the colony, but also wanted the land because you will be able to grow anything naturally.
During the Age of Discovery, the Europeans began to colonize the countries they had found and use them for their own desire. Also, the Europeans spread Christianity throughout those countries, and reaped wealth through trade