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democratic revolutions around the worldledto imperialism in Africa
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among the European nationscausedamong the European nations
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nations and local chiefs and kingscreatednations and local chiefs and kings
to heightened conflict , poverty and war , whether US lives are lost or notwill lead inevitablyto heightened conflict , poverty and war , whether US lives are lost or not
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nations and shaped their political , economic , and cultural development between the 1400s and 1800screatednations and shaped their political , economic , and cultural development between the 1400s and 1800s
nations , Britain 's colonial possessions in central and southern Africacreatednations , Britain 's colonial possessions in central and southern Africa
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nations and shaped their political , economic , and cultural development the legacy continues to influence the history of the continent overview of colonialism between the 1400s and 1800screatednations and shaped their political , economic , and cultural development the legacy continues to influence the history of the continent overview of colonialism between the 1400s and 1800s
government officials , African or Britishcausedgovernment officials , African or British
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north african colonies american and british forces rather haphazard and disorganized , and colonial rule dependedcreatednorth african colonies american and british forces rather haphazard and disorganized , and colonial rule depended
in absurd and artificially drawn state borders ... leading to generations of ethnic / tribal conflicts which we have had to deal with throughout Saharan and sub - Saharan Africaresultedin absurd and artificially drawn state borders ... leading to generations of ethnic / tribal conflicts which we have had to deal with throughout Saharan and sub - Saharan Africa
from European rivalries , where Britain and France had been in a disputealso resultedfrom European rivalries , where Britain and France had been in a dispute
the ongoing social , economic and political crises(passive) caused bythe ongoing social , economic and political crises
incredible cultural and political fragmentationcreatedincredible cultural and political fragmentation
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large , chaotic , bustling cities like Kinshasacreatedlarge , chaotic , bustling cities like Kinshasa
to many changes in political , social , and economic aspects of African livesledto many changes in political , social , and economic aspects of African lives
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the states toward a creation of a “ bifurcated state ” in which the urban area is govern by a legal rational basis but the countryside is left to the African leaders that leaving the states partially undemocratised ( DV1171,2790171 , T.Forsytg , E.Grenn , J.Lunnleadthe states toward a creation of a “ bifurcated state ” in which the urban area is govern by a legal rational basis but the countryside is left to the African leaders that leaving the states partially undemocratised ( DV1171,2790171 , T.Forsytg , E.Grenn , J.Lunn
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ties that widened our Diaspora to include members in France , Italy and morecreatedties that widened our Diaspora to include members in France , Italy and more
a new legal order to replace the traditional structures and ideologycreateda new legal order to replace the traditional structures and ideology
colonies designed to serve the needs of the colonial powerscreatedcolonies designed to serve the needs of the colonial powers
some countries so not just sit back and let it be but to show their power and dominanceinfluencedsome countries so not just sit back and let it be but to show their power and dominance
two public spheres ... one oriented around primordial regional , personalistic , patronclient , ethnicized ties , and one analogous to western civil societycreatedtwo public spheres ... one oriented around primordial regional , personalistic , patronclient , ethnicized ties , and one analogous to western civil society
the social upheavals(passive) caused bythe social upheavals