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    neighbors. When Europe came into contact with the two groups, it led to a series of events that greatly impacted the systems, opening a new world to the three and altering them for better or worse. Before Europe came into contact with Africa and…

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    Poverty In West Africa

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    West Africa is a poor, helpless region who is living in poverty. West Africa has poor education for those who can afford schooling. Slavery still continues today, as hundreds of people used as hard labor. The topography is beautiful, covering 85% of West Africa with deserts, semi-deserts, steppe, grasslands, forests, and rain forests. The government is a federal republic, and the states in the region is far away from each other and the religion revolves around the everyday lifestyle. Culture is…

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    took control of most of the countries of Africa in the year 1870. Since Africa was “not civilized” when the Europeans first discovered it, they decided to take over and take control of the people and the countries’ resources. There were enormous amounts of diamond, gold, cocoa beans and many more resources that were barely harvested or undiscovered in Africa, which lead to the Europeans enslaving them…

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    The Atlantic Slave Trade

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    Short-term effect As Atlantic Slave trade started, big impacts occurred in Africa, America and Europe. First of all, disease spread during the voyage back to Americas. Due to low sanitation, disease easily spread and killed lots of Africans in the ship. Second, since captured Africans were mostly man, other African women and children were left alone, which would lead to the decrease of population in Africa. Also whole West Africa was fulfilled with the fear of being captured. Some African…

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    There are multiple theories on the spread of Islam and it’s effect on different regions. The spread of Islam in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa were adapted in a contrastive matter, including the the spark from trade and then the advice of Muhammad, however the impact of this spread affected both areas in a multitude of ways. Trade was a very present process during this time period. With Asia being a part of trade in the Silk Roads, Muslims were able to marry the Chinese. This was the start…

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    Slavery in Africa On this article about slavery in Africa, we going to find out what is slavery mean? How Islamic slave people in Africa? How slave were trade from North Africa to West Africa? What kind of slave were using at that time? However, according to J. Alexander “the slavery is a term used so loosely in European languages and Christian societies” (Alexander. J, 2001, p. 44 45). This means that slavery is a word which was using before the Islamic started slave people in Africa, it…

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    greatly affected by Imperialism was Africa. Imperialism is when a country exploits a weaker country for resources, new markets, or Nationalist gain. Powers such as Great Britain, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Portugal were scrambling for land in Africa. These European powers wanted the resources and land in Africa. The European’s were able to defeat African tribes due to their more advanced weapons. The European powers met in a conference to divide Africa amongst themselves without…

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    Europeans had a great influence over the economy of Western Europe and Africa. Although most things the Europeans gained from their economic doings stayed the same, there were also changes that occurred in Europe, Africa, and the Americas. There were many changes during that time period. Changes such as slave trade and the new crops that were introduced. There were also things that did not change. Aspects such as patriarchy and religions. Many people believe that some things never had the…

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    performed when they exploited the premature African countries in the late 1800s through the early 1900s. Europeans destroyed the African culture and characteristics that made them human. Historical articles have shown how the European colonization of Africa forever changed the daily lives of the Natives, relationships between them, and other outcomes that…

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    tobacco. I chose those things to talk about based on common denominator. That being Slave trade. Because of the slave trade I believe these other things were made possible. Now according to the Atlantic system the only thing being shipped away from Africa was Slaves and gold. Now what I noticed is that the areas the slaves are being taken to also export large amounts of Sugar, manufactured goods, and tobacco. Slaves being exported to South America have an insane export of sugar. Slaves were…

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