Question

What prevented Europeans from colonizing Africa prior to the late 1800’s?

Answer 1

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Towards the end of the 19th century and early parts of the 20th century, and as more and more countries were colonized Africans experienced an increase in famine and disease. Prior to colonialism, many African states had mastered their environment and the spread of diseases was relatively under control. The agricultural skills they had acquired up to this point ensured that famines were never an issue and diseases could be controlled. Africans had cultural norms that placed a great deal of value on the environment and animal species. Early contact with European soldiers, traders and missionaries introduced diseases that devastated local African tribes.

Answer 2

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In the late 1800's,the Europeans were prevented from colonizing Africa mainly due to transportation problems and due to less knowledge of Africa and surroundings.

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